Jaskinia Kasprowa Niżnia

Jaskinia Kasprowa Niżnia extends horizontally for 3100 meters through limestone formations, featuring multiple chambers and passages with calcite deposits throughout its structure.

First documented in 1849 by geologist Ludwik Zejszner, the cave underwent extensive exploration in 1956 when researchers discovered 200 meters of additional tunnels.

Local mountain folklore includes tales of a golden duck that lays diamond eggs on Midsummer Night in an underground lake within the cave.

Winter visits are recommended as the cave entrance, functioning as a karst spring, experiences high-pressure water flow during rainfall and snowmelt seasons.

The cave contains the Knight's Hall chamber, which splits into two distinct corridors: a dry path leading to the Sylvester Party and a wet passage with siphons.

GPS coordinates: 49.25480,19.97830

Latest update: March 14, 2025 23:20