돌린키 크라코프스키‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪15‬개의 천연기념물

The route is demanding due to narrow paths and heavy traffic. After rain, it may be impassable for gravel or trekking bikes. A mountain bike will do just fine. It can be steep!

The Będkowska Valley is one of the longest (7-8 km) and most attractive valleys in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland, located between Będkowice and Łączki Kobylańskie. Carved out of Jurassic limestone, it offers numerous rocks, caves and karst formations - ideal for climbers, speleologists and tourists. There are over 80 climbing rocks (including the famous Sokolica), several dozen caves and the natural Szum waterfall. The Brandysówka agritourism farm with a camping site operates in the valley, and the available network of trails allows you to easily combine sightseeing with neighboring valleys. For MTB cyclists, I recommend the off-road route, in places with a stony or steep character - a bike with good shock absorption will work best.

Nice, but on the street

A beautiful rock formation, some say prettier than the Krakow Gate. Worth checking out for yourself.

Beautiful place, on weekends and days off there are a lot of tourists.

Update: I visited this wonderful cave again today. I was the only visitor at 3 a.m. and the tour was still going on, which I thought was very nice. The entrance fee is 30 zł (as of May 2024)

A narrow forest road leads through the valley, it can be muddy after rainfall ;)

It's worth checking opening hours before arriving, as the cave is closed to visitors during some months. Entries are open every hour. https://www.jaskiniawierzchowska.pl/