| 1 | Kletno I | marble | second half of the 19th century; 1930 and 1958–1993 | exploitation levels forming steps; rock shelters; small water reservoir; sites of Dactylorhiza fuchsii subsp. Fuchsie, Rupicapra rupicapra | accessible to tourists; tourist trail; Śnieżnik Landscape Park |
| 2 | Krzyżnik | crystalline limestone | from the 19th century to the 1990s | recumbent fold; traces of mining blasting works | accessible to tourists; overgrown with vegetation, littered, with traces of bonfires |
| 3 | Sinica | gneisse, quartzite | 19th century and early 20th century | flank of overturned fold; veins of quartz | accessible to tourists; overgrown with vegetation; scenic point; information boards |
| 4 | Czarne Urwisko | basalt | 19th century | volcanic pipe; basalt poles | accessible to tourists; overgrown with vegetation, walking trail; scenic point; benches; Śnieżnik Landscape Park |
| 5 | Szczytna Zamek | sandstone | from 1892 till now, episodic exploitation, as per demand | large rock blocks; exploitation levels forming steps | poorly accessible to tourists; no tourist infrastructure |
| 6 | Na Jasieniowej | Cieszyn limestones, marly schist | from the 17th century to the second half of the 20th century; in 1942–1945 the area of the quarry was the workplace of the prisoners of the Auschwitz sub-camp in Goleszów | outcrop of Carpathian flysch with rich paleontological material; rock shelter, so-called Shelter in Jasieniowa (Ps-01.03); in the area of the quarry there are excavation complexes (one of them serves as a water reservoir Ton), a karst lake Pod Księżycem with fragments of an old hydrotechnical construction and traces of historical traction of cableway and narrow-gauge railway; site of mountain newt Triturus alpestris | poorly accessible to tourists, overgrown with vegetation; a status of documentation site, with an information board; scenic point; tourist trails (from Goleszów to Wielka Czantoria, communal walking trail Jasieniowa, didactic path Nature has no limits) |
| 7 | Na Mołczynie | Cieszyn limestones | first half of the 20th century | outcrops of Cieszyn limestones; artificially introduced fauna – including honey plants | easily accessible to tourists; private apiary farm Bee Town composed of beehives in the shape of highland huts, apiary workshop and rock horticulture compositions; scenic point; numerous tourist trails (the Main Carpathian Bicycle Trail and the Border Trail, Traditional Crafts of Cieszyn Silesia Trail) |
| 8 | Grota na Rudowie | teschenites | 19th century or early 20th century | rock poles of coarse and medium-grain teschenites; site of Langemannia gigantea; in the area of the quarry traces of iron ores exploitation | easily accessible to tourists; religious (St Mary’s) worship site in a rock shrine, also known as Quarry with a shrine; benches |
| 9 | Nad Kalembianką | teschenites | 19th century or early 20th century | intrusion of teschenites bordering on upper Cieszyn schist and metamorphic formations; site of Hacquetia epipactis | accessible to tourists; littered, situated on private ground, with documentation necessary to prepare a documentation site (Lamparska-Wieland 2001) |
| 10 | Ondraszkowa Dziura | teschenites | 19th century or early 20th century | intrusion of teschenites, also known as Shelter in Marklowice (K.Ps-01.01S); former teschenites adit (?); traces of mining blasting works; traces of opencast extraction of Cieszyn limestone; site of Boettgerillidae | accessible to tourists; located within the Kopce forest nature reserve; devastated due to illegal excavation in 2005 |
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