Pomladi 2026 so se nekateri člani Društva za raziskovanje jam Ljubljana odločili, da ponovno izmerijo celotno Najdeno jamo, saj marsikateri že raziskani deli niso bili izmerjeni, nekatere meritve so se izgubile, nekateri deli pa so bili verjetno tudi napačno povezani z ostalimi meritvami. Pri tem so jamarji natančno prečesali že znane dele jame in v skritem kotičku našli nadaljevanje v lepo zasigane in precej prostorne nove dele. Ker so novi deli res lepi in neomadeževani si poleg meritev zaslužijo tudi foto dokumentacijo, za kar smo poskrbeli konec julija, ko smo se tja odpravili Bor, Twan, Miša in moja malenkost.
Za odkopano ožino se jama nenadoma odpre v precej veliko dvorano, ki ima po tleh zanimive sigaste tvorbe v obliki koral, nato pa se v obliki začaranega sigastega “potoka” prelije v večji, precej blaten del dvorane. Tu se naša pot razcepi. Na desno nas kratek vzpon privede v lepo zasigan rov z povsem belimi kapniki, ki mu kraljuje čudovit tanek steber, na levi pa v podaljšku dvorane naletimo na lepo sigasto kopo.
Foto: Uroš Kunaver z Borom Grošelj Simićem, Twanom Otokarjem Lange in Mikhailom Tertychnyi
In the spring of 2026, members of the Society for cave exploration, Ljubljana decided to re-measure the entire Najdena jama (meaning Found cave), as many of the previously explored parts had not been measured, some measurements had been lost, and some parts were probably also incorrectly connected to other measurements. In doing so, the cavers carefully combed through the already known parts of the cave and in a hidden corner they found a continuation into beautifully decorated and quite spacious new parts. Since the new parts are really beautiful and pristine, in addition to the measurements, they also deserve photo documentation, for what Bor, Twan, Miša and me took care at the end of July.
Behind the excavated narrow passage, the cave suddenly opens into a rather large hall, featuring interesting coral-like flowstone formations across the floor, which then spills like an enchanted flowstone “stream” into a larger, rather muddy part of the chamber. Here our path forks. To the right, a short climb leads us into a beautifully decorated passage with completely white stalagmites and stalactites, dominated by a beautiful slender pillar, while on the left, in the extension of the hall, we come across a beautiful flowstone dome.
Photo: Uroš Kunaver with Bor Grošelj Simić, Twan Otokar Lange and Mikhail Tertychnyi
