Jaskinia Radochowska

The Radochowska Cave extends over 500 meters through marble corridors, featuring a triangular Gothic Chamber with a 30-square-meter karst lake.

The cave was discovered in the 18th century when visitors from Lądek Zdrój spa started exploring its accessible sections for recreational purposes.

Heinrich Pelegrin, a retired miner, resided near the cave in the 1930s and discovered Pleistocene animal bones that became subjects of zoological research.

The cave maintains a constant temperature of 9 degrees Celsius, and visitors receive helmets with headlamps for guided tours through the 300-meter sightseeing route.

The Gothic Chamber contains a karst lake reaching depths of 2 meters where specialized organisms adapted to permanent darkness make their habitat.

GPS coordinates: 50.35889,16.81780

Latest update: March 6, 2025 19:47