돌린키 크라코프스키 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A great place for a souvenir photo :)

Now part of the Collection https://www.komoot.com/de-de/collection/3600632/-naturdenkmaeler-besondere-baeume-und-weitere-schaetze-der-natur

At least the parking meters in the valley here accept debit cards. That wasn't the case everywhere. The castle itself is unspectacular; apart from the views of the valley, only the entrance gate is impressive. The tower itself offers almost no views, just a continuous loop of films with beautiful aerial shots.

The castle in Ojców is one of the most interesting ruins on the Trail of the Eagles' Nests, located on Castle Hill in the Ojców National Park. It was built in the 14th century on the initiative of Casimir the Great and served as a royal guardhouse. The characteristic defensive tower, entrance gate and fragments of walls, which have undergone conservation work in recent years, have survived to this day. Currently, you can visit not only the courtyard, but also the interior of the tower and the new viewing platform with a panorama of the Prądnik Valley.

Beautiful gorge in the Racławka Valley. In this area are the oldest, from the Devonian era, exposures of sedimentary rocks (dolomite). A beautiful piece in the forest - peace, quiet, as it should be. :)

You pass by the Dubie dolomite opencast mine. The views of such mines and quarries are always quite dramatic. Supposedly, after the mine is finished, it is to be incorporated into the surrounding landscape of the Racławka Valley.

According to the information board here, "Łom Pisarski is the only outcrop in Krakow where a fault formed during the Hercynian orogeny is visible". A bit of text for a surveyor! - sounds serious. This was the late Paleozoic, so the place is old. Today, these are beautiful rocks, worth deviating from the main path here.

View of the magnificent Krakow Gate and nearby rocks to the west, and on the other side (east) the Crown Mountain, Glove and Ciemna Caves. A wonderful place in the Prądnik Valley. You are also at the Spring of Love (well, you're lucky!) - a karst spring. The water flowing out of it falls into a reservoir carved in the shape of a heart. There is a bench next to it, so your legs can rest too.