Jaskinia Komonieckiego

The chamber extends 11 meters into the rock with a 16-meter-wide entrance, featuring a total area of 115 square meters at 700 meters elevation.

Andrzej Komoniecki first documented this cave in his 1704 chronicle, describing it as a space large enough to accommodate one hundred vessels.

During World War II, local inhabitants used the cave to hide up to 50 horses from occupying forces in January 1945.

The cave requires no special equipment to explore, as natural light illuminates the interior through its wide entrance near the Dusica stream.

Water flowing over the entrance creates frozen formations in winter, while the cave walls display erosion kettles and longitudinal ledges from past water activity.

GPS coordinates: 49.76010,19.41240

Latest update: May 9, 2025 03:33