Scărișoara Ice Cave is located in the Apuseni Mountains of Romania. It is one of the largest ice caves in the country, featuring a significant underground glacier that is estimated to be over 3,000 years old. The cave is approximately 700 meters long and has a temperature that remains below freezing even in summer. Visitors can explore the cave through guided tours, which showcase its stunning ice formations and unique geological features. The cave is part of the Scărișoara Natural Reservation, making it an important site for both tourism and scientific research.