In the village of Liepa, behind the monument to the Latvian and Estonian soldiers who fell in the Cēsi battles of 1919. There is a sign to the object from the specially arranged parking lot, signs are also placed at several intersections near the village of Liepa.
On the slope of the Salacas river side of the Liv’s hillfort
In the middle part of the slopes of the right base bank of Abava, about 300 m above the chambers of Māra.
Krimuldas Velnala (also Siguldas Liela Velnala) is a cave on the right bank of the Gauja River in Sigulda.
Approximately 800 m downstream Murjāņi bridge on the slope of the basic left bank of the Gauja primeval valley in the early devon Gauja suite sandstone cliff.
The Īģe (Graudiņi) Devil’s Cave appeared in relief in various descriptions and publications only around 1990s, when it was localized and landmarked.
About half a way between Turaida and Krimulda, 1 km SW from Turaida Castle. In the 50 m long and 12 m high early devon Gauja suite sandstone detrition on the basic bank of the Gauja primeval valley between the Vikmeste River and Igauņi Ravine.
In the lower reaches of the right tributary – River Radzupe (21km long) – of the River Dienvidsuseja, on the left bank, 1 km direction NE from town Akniste, opposite of “Kalkucepli” home, around 2 m above the water level of the river.
