The pedunculate oak in Pawłowice is a magnificent species specimen growing on the Pawłowice-Kozłowice route. It can be seen in the Brzezinki Forestry area, in section 53a between Kocury and Klekotna. The tree holds the title of a monument of animate nature. The pedunculate oak – alongside the sessile and pubescent oak – is one of the three native oak species occurring in Poland. As a long-lived species that can survive up to a thousand years, pedunculate oaks are valued in the timber industry and forestry.
Practical information:
The facility is generally accessible.
Free parking spaces along the road.
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