Mylna Cave

Mylna Cave is the deepest cave in Lesser Poland, located in the Kościeliska Valley in Kościelisko, in the heart of the Tatra Mountains. Its corridors total 1,630 meters in length, and the difference in elevation between the entrance and the lowest point is 46 meters. A specially marked tourist route of 300 meters is open to visitors, which can be explored independently, without a guide. It is a great attraction for families with children (from 4 years old), teenagers, adults, and organized groups. The visit usually takes less than an hour, making it an ideal stop during hikes in the Kościeliska Valley. The cave is open seasonally, and there are toilets and a public transport stop nearby. With a low price level, it is an attraction accessible to any budget. It is worth bringing a flashlight or headlamp to fully enjoy the underground nooks. This is a perfect opportunity to discover the subterranean world of the Tatras and have an unforgettable adventure in one of the region's most interesting places.