The entrance to this 150-metre-long cave is on the northern side of the Pečina Hill. The largest part of the cave, as seen today, is natural in origin but continues into an artificial passage that was dug through the ceiling to the top of the hill, where an observation post was established. This natural cave was used to provide shelter for soldiers in World War I by both armed forces, and in World War II it was used by the partisans. Natural formations from calcareous sinter are clearly visible, although the dripstones and other formations are considerably damaged.
5296 Lokvica
00386 31 477 412 00386 31 310 800
http://www.potmiru.si/slo/pecinka
Organised groups can visit the cave at any time, by prior arrangement.
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