Location: | Buda Mountains, near Budapest |
Open: | after appointment |
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Classification: | Karst Cave |
Light: | none. |
Dimension: | L=2,000 m. |
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Bibliography: |
T. Hazslinszky ():
Solymári-ördöglyuk,
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I. G. Bekey (1924): A solymári ördöglyuk részeinek elnevezése, Turisták L., XXXII. 59-62. l. () J. Jellinek (1936): A Solymári barlang, Bp. () A. Koch (1872): A csobánkai és a solymári barlangok, Földt. Közl., I. 97-105. l. () |
Address: | Ifjúsági Barlangtúra és Barlangi Sportterápia Egyesület (IBBS), Fenyõfa u. 4., 2030 érd, Tel: +36-6-23-373-55, Fax: +36-6-23-373-55. E-mail: |
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The Solymári ördöglyuk-barlang is the location of cave trekking trips. The reason why it is so popular is the proximinty to the Capital Budapest, but also the qualities of the cave itself. Several kilometers of passages: huge chambers, narrow cracks, shafts, some equipped with iron ladders. This is an ideal cave for beginners to learn all aspects of caving.