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The forests of the Jizera Mountains are not only beautiful to look at, but also full of life. The rare, critically endangered fir beetle, whose development takes several years, finds refuge in the rotting wood. The night sky is enlivened by the majestic beech martin, one of the largest butterflies in Europe. Eurasian lynx The cool ravines are home to the spotted salamander, while the rocky walls serve as nesting grounds for the peregrine falcon and the great horned owl. The o

The Jizera Mountains are the first mountain range to be hit by humid air from the Baltic Sea. That is why it often rains here and fog spreads in the valleys, giving the beech forests a mysterious atmosphere. Rocks in the fog The landscape is crisscrossed by steep gorges with mountain streams and waterfalls, among which granite peaks rise. rocks of various sizes and shapes.

Visiting the beech forests in the Jizera Mountains is recommended from spring to autumn. In winter, we want to give nature a rest. During this time, rocks and some trails can be dangerous due to ice and snow. But don't worry, the beech forests have much to offer year-round. Before any visit to the Jizera Forest, it's worth considering appropriate footwear and equipment. Since the trails mainly lead through mountainous terrain, choose high-quality hiking boots and appropriate