A very interesting and unique place. Amazing mystic vibes. At the bottom of the pit there is a natural peat bog with interesting plants and a huge natural amphitheatre around. The site is well suited for visiting, there is a parking lot, info stands, benches etc.

Devil’s Hole is quite unusual phenomenon in Lithuania. Nobody could explain the real origin of this mysterious place. Researchers have some impressive hypotheses. The first one says that Devil’s Hole is like a heritage of meteorite which might fell in the Aukstadvaris Regional Park many years ago. Another theory talks about the huge piece of ice which was buried under the thin layer of soil during retreat of glacier. So, climate changes had made a significant impact for the origin of Devil’s Hole. That vast piece of ice simply melted and formed a large cavity.

This time outside stuff. Nice place, never visited before😄. Really good place with kids 10+, a lot of walking. Place looked very good, just bit to far from Capital. Recommended for summer and winter with snow.

Nice place, nature wonder. You can go around it, there are 2 stairs to the bottom.

Very interesting formation, totally unique, in a nice short walk into the nature.

Interesting place with nice view and spots to rest :)

This is a big pit with a spongy / boggy bottom. Exactly what you'd expect and I loved it for that reason.

Very interesting place, walked around within 30 minutes