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Obłazkowa Cave
Nature
Obłazkowa Cave is located at the foot of Raptawicka Turnia, on the western slope of the Kościeliska Valley, 130 metres above the valley floor. Its corridors are about 120 metres, and the main – easily accessible route – is about 50 metres.
The initial part of the cave is illuminated by sunlight, overgrown with vegetation in places, and the erosive activity of water is visible on the walls. In winter, ice infiltrates form in it. A tour of the cave takes about 15 minutes. We enter and exit through the same opening. To reach the cave, head from the bottom of the Kościeliska Valley up the Raptawicka Turnia, following the red and black signs leading to the Raptawicka and Mylna Caves. At the beginning, there is a rocky climb, where the trail is secured with a chain, and then, following a curving stone path among spruce trees, we reach the entrance of the Obłazkowa Cave. Following the trail, you will get to the Mylna Cave – we recommend visiting both of these caves in one go. The Obłazkowa Cave connects by thin passages with the Mylna Cave and the Raptawicka Cave to form the Pawlikowski Cave system, but you will not enter these caves directly. Note: a torch is essential!
