Ladek Zdroj

The state hunting district of Ladek Zdroj is a true gem in the Sudetes, located in the scenic southwestern corner of Poland near the Czech border. Covering a total area of 11,200 hectares, of which 9,500 hectares consist mainly of coniferous forest, the district offers exceptional hunting experiences in a stunning and hilly landscape. The Sudetes are characterized by rolling, forested mountains with towering spruce trees and abundant ground vegetation, including grass and ferns. Ladek Zdroj features 75 high stands and hunting blinds, as well as 20 feeding areas. Up to four to five hunters can hunt in the district at the same time.

The district is home to roe deer, red deer, and wild boar, with red deer being the dominant species. Each year, approximately 17 roe bucks are harvested, along with up to 40 roe deer in total. The red deer hunting in Ladek Zdroj is outstanding—around 200 red deer are taken per hunting season, including about 75 stags, most with trophy weights ranging from 3.50 to 5.50 kg. The rut is typically very strong in Ladek, and the hilly terrain provides both challenging stag hunts and excellent autumn hunts for hinds and calves. Wild boar are primarily hunted in combination with roe buck, stag, and hind hunts, with a minimum of 30 wild boars harvested each season. Mouflon is present as a transient game, with a small annual quota.

During your stay, you will be accommodated on the first floor of a charming family-run restaurant, situated in beautiful surroundings in the heart of the district. The rooms are cozy, offering a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Although the area attracts many tourists, especially in winter, the hunting grounds remain undisturbed, as hunting takes place away from the tourist zones. Wi-Fi and mobile coverage are available.

Ladek Zdroj is located approximately 300 km from the Forst/Olszyna border crossing, 90 km from Walbrzych, the nearest larger city, and 125 km from Wroclaw, which is the nearest international airport.