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ul. Staszica (przy drodze do Złotego Jaru), 57-250 Złoty Stok, woj. dolnośląskie
The Ducal Adit is a medieval, hand-carved adit in Złoty Stok, a trace of the earliest gold extraction in Lower Silesia. It is located in Złoty Jar, on the slope of Mount Krzyżowa.
The adit is about 200 m long, relatively high (2-3 m) and runs in a wavy line along the exploited ore vein. It was carved in solid rock over about 100 years, probably from the end of the 15th century. In 2015, after a thorough renovation, it was reopened to visitors.
The Ducal Adit is intended for self-guided visits. It is not lit, so your own torch is required. It is a separate site from the main route of the Gold Mine.
Złoty Stok, ul. Staszica, on the road from the town towards Złoty Jar; slope of Mount Krzyżowa. Kłodzko Land, Sudetes.
