Ojcow National Park

One of Poland's littlest and most beautiful national parks, Ojcow houses a iety of noteworthy hollows, limestone bluffs, and picturesque vistas that have recognized it among the nation's numerous regular stores. The Ojcow National Park is situated in the southern piece of Poland, in the Malopolskie Voivodeship, around 15km from Krakow, the previous capital of Poland. The zone of the recreation center is secured with beautiful limestone developments, which now and then accept extravagant shapes, similar to the Monadnock, a separated shake slope, called the Hercules' Club.

The region is brimming with gorges up to 100 meters profound with a level base and soak frequently vertical sides. It likewise incorporates numerous valleys and gorges molded by water. The most acclaimed of them is the Krakow's Gate, through which the exchange course from Krakow to Silesia used to run.