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Dolina Brzoskwinki is a wooded, roughly four-kilometre cut in the limestone of the southern Kraków-Częstochowa Upland, west of Kraków. It stretches between the villages of Brzoskwinia, Chrosna and Morawica, between national road 79 and the A4 motorway, so getting there is quick and easy.
The slopes expose several dozen limestone crags with established climbing routes, which makes the valley one of the more popular climbing areas of the Jura near Kraków. Runners and cyclists also use the forest tracks along the bottom.
A blue trail crosses the valley, running from the Minkówka area through the Półrzecki gorge towards Zabierzów Forest and Zabierzów, and an educational path forms a loop starting in Chrosna. The walk is easy to extend into the neighbouring valleys of Minkowska and Zimny Dół.
