2024年4月3日 · Known as the Dragon's Eye cave, this fantastical geological formation hidden deep in the countryside can only be accessed through a 'window in the floor'.

2021年6月26日 · Deep in the West Lancashire countryside there is a hidden cave, so secret that few will ever see it in person. The Dragon’s Eye cave, in Upholland, is closely guarded by local residents and you can only get to it through a ‘window in the floor’.

2024年8月25日 · In the rolling hills of Lancashire, where the landscape is steeped in history and mystery, lies a place known only to a select few—the Dragon's Eye Stone Mine. This hidden wonder isn't marked on any map, nor will you find it in the pages of any travel guide.

2024年4月8日 · Situated in Upholland, close to Skelmersdale, this West Lancashire cave's exact location is a secret held close by local residents. Known as the Dragon's Eye cave, this stunning geological...

2024年4月6日 · Situated in Upholland, the precise location of this cave remains a well-kept secret among local residents. Dubbed the Dragon's Eye cave, this remarkable geological formation tucked away deep in the countryside can only be accessed through a 'window in the floor'.

2023年1月8日 · At the centre of the cave is the spectacular dragon’s eye. Bodybuilding Wigan mum and PT trainer goes into the fitnesswear and lingerie bu... It is thought to have been formed as a result of...

In the rural landscapes of West Lancashire, specifically in Upholland, lies a hidden geological marvel known as the Dragon’s Eye cave. This site, shrouded in secrecy and protected by local residents, is accessible only through an unconventional entrance – a ‘window in the floor’.

2021年6月26日 · The disused mine shaft, known as The Dragon’s Eye cave was a secret shared by a handful of explorers and locals. ‌

At the centre of the cave, which is thought to be formed from an old mine shaft, is the breathtaking ‘dragon’s eye’. Formed by a pattern in the rock, the eye appears spherical when the light catches it in a certain way, resembling something you’d expect to find in a J.R.R Tolkien novel.

2020年7月23日 · The Northern England adventurers who found the Dragon’s Eye stone mine used a fisheye lens to take a distorted picture. Despite the play of light and spherical appearance, the rock’s surface is flat rather than curved. The explorers entered the secretly guarded cave through a ‘window in the floor.’