A complex of four caves in a disused limestone quarry near Lwówek Śląski, open to visitors.
The Caves in Płóczki Dolne are a complex of four caves in a disused limestone quarry, in the Izera Foothills, about 3.5 kilometres from Lwówek Śląski. Three of them are protected as monuments of inanimate nature and can be visited independently all year round.
The complex is made up of the caves Czerwona, Lisia, Krótka and a fourth one, unnamed in the description. They formed in a disused quarry of Upper Permian limestone, in the western part of Płóczki Dolne, in the Lwówek Śląski municipality, Lwówek County. Geologically they lie within the Izera Foothills, in the western part of the West Sudetic Foothills.
Three of the four caves - Czerwona, Lisia and Krótka - are listed as monuments of inanimate nature. The fourth cave has no such status.
The caves are open all year round for unorganised tourist traffic, without a guide and without fixed hours. They lie about 3.5 kilometres from Lwówek Śląski.
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