Mountains
limestone outcrops and a reserve in the Jura, a major climbing area with the only open cave in the vicinity
Mountains
the only cave in the northern Jura open to guided visits, with a former quarry pit
Mountains
a range of limestone rocks near Kroczyce with climbing spots, a cave and views of castles
Mountains in Podlesice include the limestone Góra Zborów hill, the Kroczyce Rocks and Głęboka cave, the only one opened to visitors in the northern Jura.
Podlesice lies in Zawiercie county, in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland, not far from Kroczyce. All three places suit a trip for two or a solo hike, with views and rocks as the main draw.
Góra Zborów is 467 m above sea level and is both a nature reserve and one of the Jura's main climbing areas. It is built of Jurassic limestone, in which water carved outcrops and caves. Entry to the area is free. In the western part, in the Raven Rocks, lies Głęboka cave, 190 metres long, visited with a guide along a lit underground route.
The Kroczyce Rocks form a range of hills about four kilometres long, west of Kroczyce, from the Dzibice Reservoir in the north to provincial road no. 792 from Żarki to Kroczyce. Forest covers them, but in many places limestone outcrops break through. Other mountain ideas are in the category mountains in Silesia, and further places in things to do in Podlesice.
It is 467 m above sea level and lies by the village of Podlesice, near Kroczyce.
Yes, it is the only cave in the northern Jura opened to visitors. Visits are with a guide.
