Labajowa Cave and Labajowa Rock
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Labajowa Cave
Labajowa Cave is a spacious rock cave located about a 5-minute walk from Bat Cave. The entrance is covered by a huge rock, behind which there is a hall approximately 34 meters long and several meters high. This is definitely a place worth seeing! Archaeological research has been conducted in the cave, and traces of a fireplace, flint tools, pottery, and cave bear bones have been found. Near the entrance, there is a depression that is a remnant of the conducted research.
- Labajowa Rock and the cave are located on the blue trail leading from Będkowska Valley to Bat Cave.
- Access by public transportation: bus line 310 or recreational bus line R0, stop at Czajowice.
- This is an open and unmarked cave, and it is self-guided.
- It is recommended to wear sturdy shoes and bring a flashlight.
Labajowa Rock
Labajowa Rock is a group of tall rock formations. The area is fenced with an informational sign stating that it is private property but open to the public, also used for rock climbing. There is a wild meadow and benches near the rocks. Next to it, there is a forest walking path. It is a nice place to rest and have a family picnic.
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