Szlaki województw śląskiego i opolskiego

The "Boże Oko" (God's Eye) reserve is located between the villages of Klucz and Czarnocin. Its area encompasses beech forest communities surrounded by valleys with wide bottoms and deep ravines with steep slopes and sinkholes. The beeches occurring there are up to 150 years old, and their height reaches 30 meters. In the tree layer, species such as larch, spruce, hornbeam, birch, and pine also grow, and among the animals living there are red deer, wild boar, roe deer, fox, hare, badger, pine marten, squirrel, hedgehog, as well as buzzard, goshawk, woodpecker, and common wood pigeon. A nature and educational path from Mount St. Anne to Zalesie Śląskie leads through the reserve. Practical information: The facility is generally accessible. Free parking spaces in the municipal market square.