Jasovská jaskyňa
Slovakia
You walk in at the bottom and come out near the top. The entrance to Jasovská jaskyňa is an artificial one, cut at the base of the Jasovská skala, the limestone massif that rises above the floodplain of the Bodva river just south of the village of Jasov, in the Košice-okolie district of eastern Slovakia. It sits at roughly the level of the river channel's edge, 256 metres above sea level. The natural opening, which now serves as the exit, lies at 286 metres. Those thirty metres of difference are the shape of your visit: a gradual climb through a cave that the river itself carved.
- Written with AI from the Wikipedia article Jasovská jaskyňa (sk.wikipedia.org); facts only from there
- Show on OpenStreetMap
Runs in your browser — no install, no account to start. Three full stories a day are free.