Siklawa Waterfall and Valley of Five Polish Tarns
Charming trail through the Valley of Five Polish Tarns and the magnificent Siklawa Waterfall, some of the most beautiful places in the Tatras. Learn about the trails and practical tips.
Tatry
The highest mountain range in Poland and the only massif in the country with an alpine character. They stretch along the border of Poland and Slovakia, offering spectacular landscapes from gentle valleys and meadows to steep ridges and rocky peaks. This is where the highest Polish peak is located – Rysy (2499 m above sea level), as well as famous trails, including to Giewont and Orla Perć. The Tatras are a paradise for tourists, climbers and nature lovers. That is why it is a place protected within the Tatra National Park and inscribed on the UNESCO biosphere reserves list.
Other mountain ranges
Klimczok
A trip to one of the more popular peaks in the Silesian Beskids offering many interesting ascent options. In this article, we present several of them.
Pilsko
Winter-autumn trip to the second highest peak in the Beskid Żywiecki. Learn about the possible route variants and see our loop from Korbielów.
Ryten (543 m a.s.l.) via Kvalvika beach
A charming loop passing through the wild Kvalvika beach and the popular Ryten summit. We also present other route variants
Reinebringen (484 m a.s.l.)
2,000 steps leading to the most iconic peak in the Lofoten Islands. Magnificent panorama of the town of Reine surrounded by steep peaks and the calm Norwegian Sea.
Nipen (227 m a.s.l.) and Festvågtind (541 m a.s.l.)
Two popular peaks - one lower, one higher - with a magnificent panorama of the town of Henningsvær with its characteristic football field on a separate islet.
Mannen (400 m a.s.l.)
One of the most beautiful viewpoints in the Lofoten Islands. Easily accessible, with a spectacular panorama of Haukland, Vik and Uttakleiv beaches. Perfect choice for starting mountain hikes in the archipelago.