The largest cave in the Baltic countries and also the oldest tourist attraction in Latvia. On the walls of the cave, there are inscriptions from the 17th century. The legend of the Rose of Turaida began in this cave.

A narrow gap in a red sandstone wall. The cave is 6.5 m/21 ft, deep, 2.2m/7ft wide, and 5.3m/17 ft high. Legend has it that a farmer named Peter was hiding in this cave during the Swedish War.

Gauja sandstone outcrop in the ravine at the left bank of Vējupīte. A small triangular cave has formed in the rock wall.

The last greatest rock wall of the Gauja valley, 15 m high. 8 m below water level, the Devil’s cave – an ancient place of worship – has formed in the cliff. It is a protected geological object.

Small Devil's cave is located on the Piķene steep slope at the Gauja river bank - 1 km above Devil's cliffs. The total length of the cave is more than 10 m and the entrance of the cave is separated by a pillar.

Aunapiere's cave is located in the middle of Piķene steep slope, on the sandstone outcrop of Piķene steep slope.The height of the crevice-shaped cave entrance is about 1,7

This artificially carved cave in sandstone cliff is located next to the Gutman's Cave. The cave is 5.9 m long, 6.8 m wide, and 4.8 m high at the entrance.

Flea's cave is formed in Gauja grey-brown sandstone. The cave is a complex network of passages and deadlocks in the length of 55m with 14 various size pillars. In the depth of the cave, there is a spring, but the cave itself is dry.

Turaida's cave used to be called Dainu or Slakteru cave. It is a small hole in the rock, located in Turaida, on the right bank of the Gauja river under the Turaida castle, in the middle of the slope of the Turaida castle mound.

During the Soviet times, the Small cave was called the Revolutionary cave, because revolutionaries' leaflets (proclamations) of the 1930s were found in the cave. The length of the case is 14 m, the height at the entrance - 3,6 m.