Hidden Caves & Huts

The Muránska Planina plateau is defined by its extensive karst formations, including over 300 caves and numerous limestone abysses. This collection highlights secluded sites like the Ľadová jama ice pit and the Bobačka cave system, alongside traditional wooden shelters like Nižná Kľaková. These locations reflect the region's geological complexity and its history of pastoralism, providing essential refuge for those navigating the park's remote hiking trails.

Wesselényi's cave

A karst cave named after Baron Miklós Wesselényi, located in the limestone cliffs near the ruins of Muráň Castle.

Ľadová jama na Muránskej planine

A 30-meter deep vertical abyss where cold air trapping allows ice and snow to persist throughout the summer months.

Salaš na Randavici

A traditional wooden shepherd's hut on the Randavica meadow, now functioning as a basic, unmanaged shelter for hikers.

Nižná Kľaková

A simple log cabin providing basic overnight accommodation at a strategic trail junction on the karst plateau.

Čertová jaskyňa

A small, freely accessible karst cave situated in the limestone formations near the town of Tisovec.

Jaskyňa na Remete

A historical cave site named for a hermit who once resided there, located within the park's rugged limestone terrain.

Dudlava skala jaskyňa

A karst cave located within the Dudlavé skaly nature reserve, known for its distinctive limestone geological features.

Bobačka

A national natural monument and the longest cave system in the region, featuring over 3 kilometers of passages and an active underground stream.