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Wieś Czerwonak
Dziewicza Góra is one of the highest hills near Poznań, in the Czerwonak municipality, right at the edge of the Puszcza Zielonka forest. Its summit is crowned by a tower opened in 2005 on the initiative of the Łopuchówko Forest District. Built as a fire lookout, today it serves mainly visitors.
The reinforced-concrete tower, circular in plan, is 40 metres tall, with the viewing platform at 30 metres. It is reached by 172 steps, so the climb takes some effort, though older children manage it easily. From the top a panorama opens over Poznań, the surrounding woods and the hills of Puszcza Zielonka.
The tower is a natural starting point for forest walks — marked hiking and cycling trails run nearby, and a rest area with benches has been arranged close to the summit. A visit combines easily with a picnic or a longer trek deeper into the forest.
Source: https://lopuchowko.poznan.lasy.gov.pl/wieza-widokowa-na-dziewiczej-gorze
