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A cave 150 m long and 15 m deep, located in Raptawicka Turnia, about 180 meters above the bottom of the Kościeliska Valley. The main hall of the Raptawicka Cave lies at the intersection of several tectonic cracks and was created as a result of the collapse of chambers below. The cave contains pebbles, rocks rounded and smoothed as a result of transport through water, which proves that once an underground stream flowed through it. The cave has a collapse character, as evidenced by numerous boulders and stones that have fallen from the walls and ceiling. The cave was made available to tourists in the interwar period, when the first ladder was attached and the trail leading to the opening of the Mylna Cave was led to the entrance. In later years, the cave chain was insured. You can explore it yourself, but you should have your own light source. In winter, the access is icy, which makes it slippery and dangerous. Visiting the cave takes about 30 minutes. A black tourist trail leads to the Raptawicka Cave. The approach time is about 15 minutes.
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Lateral, orographically right branch of the Kościeliska Valley in the Polish Western Tatras. It is deeply cut into the slopes of the Ciemniak and Upłaziańska Kopa massifs. Kraków Gorge is considered the most...
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Lateral, orographically right branch of the Kościeliska Valley in the Polish Western Tatras. It is deeply cut into the slopes of the Ciemniak and Upłaziańska Kopa massifs. Kraków Gorge is considered the most...
The most visited cave is located in the eastern slope of the Kościeliska Valley. It is located in the Organ massif, 120 meters above the bottom of the valley. The cave is one of the smaller caves of the Tatra...
It is located at the outlet of the Pyszniańska Valley and Hala Smreczyna, above the Kościeliska Valley, at an altitude of 1226 m above sea level. The lake was created in a depression between moraines of two glaciers....
The westernmost peak belonging to the Czerwone Wierchów massif in the Western Tatras. Slovak sources state a height of 2090 m. Ciemniak is built of dolomites with thawing of mid-Triassic age limestone, only the Hard...