Ojcow National Park is a hidden gem located just 24 kilometers from Krakow, offering breathtaking landscapes and rich geological history. This compact park is renowned for its dramatic limestone cliffs, caves, and diverse ecosystem.
Spanning only 21.46 square kilometers, Ojcow National Park is the smallest national park in Poland but incredibly rich in natural beauty. The park features unique karst topography with over 400 limestone caves, vertical rock formations, and a picturesque valley carved by the Pradnik River. Its unique microclimate supports rare plant and animal species, making it a significant conservation area with remarkable biodiversity.
Best Time: Late spring to early autumn
Time Needed: Half-day to full day
Entrance: Free entry