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Ojców
From site Ojcow.pl:
Ojcow National Park encompasses the valleys of two rivers: Pradnik and Saspówka. As a result of the excavating effects of underground water on soluble limestone fantastic karst forms developed and created a unique landscape - deep, steep-sided ravines and rocks taking on most astonishing shapes.
There is the Cudgel of Hercules, Stone Wanderer and Diotima's Needle. There are also about 400 caves in the Park. The Most famous are Grota Lokietka ("King Lokietek's Cave"), Jaskinia Ciemna ("Dark Cave") and Zbójnicka ("Highland Robber's Cave").
The lie of the land makes it a perfect place for recreation as well as for rock climbing.
Among great variety of animals living within the Park territory, the most interesting are bats. On this relatively small area (Ojców National Park is one of the smallest in Poland) live as many as 15 different species of bat.
On the Park's border, in Pieskowa Skala, there is a Renaissance castle (which houses a branch of the Wawel National Art Collection). There are also picturesque ruins of a gothic castle in Ojców.
Ojcow National Park encompasses the valleys of two rivers: Pradnik and Saspówka. As a result of the excavating effects of underground water on soluble limestone fantastic karst forms developed and created a unique landscape - deep, steep-sided ravines and rocks taking on most astonishing shapes.
There is the Cudgel of Hercules, Stone Wanderer and Diotima's Needle. There are also about 400 caves in the Park. The Most famous are Grota Lokietka ("King Lokietek's Cave"), Jaskinia Ciemna ("Dark Cave") and Zbójnicka ("Highland Robber's Cave").
The lie of the land makes it a perfect place for recreation as well as for rock climbing.
Among great variety of animals living within the Park territory, the most interesting are bats. On this relatively small area (Ojców National Park is one of the smallest in Poland) live as many as 15 different species of bat.
On the Park's border, in Pieskowa Skala, there is a Renaissance castle (which houses a branch of the Wawel National Art Collection). There are also picturesque ruins of a gothic castle in Ojców.
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