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Skorocice Cave (Skorocice Reserve)

Skorocice, gm. Wislica, pow. buski, woj. swietokrzyskie

  • Nature & Landscape
  • Caves

Skorocice Cave

The largest cave in Poland developed in gypsum, in the Skorocice reserve in the Ponidzie region (Nida Basin). About 352 m long; it connects with the Jasna (Dzwonów) Cave. The reserve was established in 1960 (area 7.7 ha) and covers a small karst valley with gypsum walls, sinkholes and about 26 caves.

Overview

  • Length: about 352 m (the largest gypsum cave in Poland)
  • Unique gypsum karst relief

Practical information

Scope

  • A reserve with a path; entry into the cave interior may be restricted by conservation regulations

Getting there

The village of Skorocice near Wiślica, south of Busko-Zdrój.

Seasonality: reserve area

Sposób dojazdu

  • Pieszo

Source: https://busko.travel/informator_turystyczny/natura/rezerwat_skorocice ; https://jaskinie.org/niecka-nidzianska/

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