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Wieś Brodła
Skały Gaudynowskie are the south-westernmost limestone outcrops of the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. They stretch for about 600 metres along the left bank of the Brodła stream, on the Tenczynek Ridge, near the village of Brodła in the Chrzanów district. Since 1998 they have been protected as a monument of inanimate nature.
Most of the walls reach around twenty metres in height. Within them hide small caves and fissures, each with a name of its own: Jaskinia Gaudynowska, Mała Szczelina za Igłą, Studnia za Igłą and Szczelina nad Małą. In the southern part of the rock group there is a walled karst spring — its water feeds the stream flowing at the foot of the cliffs.
Źródlana Street runs along the rocks, and a red cycling trail follows the same course. A visit takes half an hour and is easy to combine with a longer trip across the Tenczynek Ridge, for instance towards the Dulowa Forest and the Vistula valley.
