Przeziorowa Cave is one of the most intriguing caves in the Kościeliska Valley, tucked into the slope of Gubalec directly opposite Raptawicka Turnia. Its name comes from the distinctive openings resembling 'przeziory' - traditional Podhale windows in the back wall of a cottage room. For cave enthusiasts, this is a place full of character and history dating back to the 1920s.

The cave stretches 420 meters and features four openings, three of which are visible from outside as these characteristic windows. Inside, visitors find remarkable variety - from the spacious Entrance Chamber, through narrow diggings and shafts, to the long Milky Pipeline corridor rich in cave formations. Around the Crossroads Star and Milky Pipeline you can admire moonmilk, stalactites, stalagmites and helictites. This spot suits those seeking genuine underground adventure, though it demands proper preparation and gear, as some sections like the Chosen Ones Corridor are barely 25 centimeters wide.

• Kiry or Kościelisko - via the Kościeliska Valley on the blue trail, approx. 1-1.5 hours to the Gubalec slope at 1229 m above sea level, moderately difficult route
• The entrance lies above the Przeziorowa Shelter, directly facing Raptawicka Turnia, on the opposite side of the gully from Jaskinia za Smrekiem

• The cave lies within Tatra National Park - visiting requires following nature protection rules
• Exploring the deeper sections requires caving experience and appropriate equipment
• Some passages are very tight and not recommended for those with claustrophobia

Nearly complete bear skeletons were once found in the Bear Corridor and were donated to the Natural History Museum of the Tatra National Park in Zakopane - a fascinating trace of the cave's former underground inhabitants.