Magura National Park

Forested Beskid Niski ridges and sandstone rocks in south-east Poland

Heavily forested low and medium peaks of the Beskid Niski surround the Wisłoka river, which frequently changes its course. Erosion has sculpted the sandstones of the Kornuty reserve into odd shapes, hiding fracture caves such as Mroczna (Murky) Cave.

1Kornuty nature reserveSandstones shaped by erosion, with fracture caves in the heart of the park.

2Mroczna (Murky) CaveThe best-known fracture cave, with corridors 200 metres long.

Things to do

On footClimb Wątkowa (847 m), the highest peak of the Magura Wątkowska massif
On footWalk the Wisłoka valley and its ravines
UndergroundLook for the sculpted sandstones of the Kornuty nature reserve, home to Mroczna (Murky) Cave
HeritageVisit the small private museum of Lemko culture in Kolonia Olchowiec

Poland · Lesser Poland Voivodeship and Subcarpathian Est. 1995 Size 194 km² Highest 847 m

Also worth seeing

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Devil's Rock
The most prominent of the park's sculpted rock formations.

Where it is

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