#fitness
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Trails - Trails (15)
- Difficulty: 28 km Duration: 11 h 48 min
Bystra (Bystrá)
A hike to the highest peak in the entire Western Tatras (2,248 m above sea level). A physically demanding route leading through the picturesque Ornak Ridge and the border peak of Błyszcz.
Difficulty: very demanding (physically)
#slovakia #western tatras #highest peak +2View trail - Difficulty: 18.5 km Duration: 8 h 09 min
Ciemniak (Czerwone Wierchy - Red Peaks)
Ciemniak (2096 m a.s.l.) is the first (or last) peak in the Czerwone Wierchy massif. It is a mountain for those who enjoy endurance challenges. Technically, it is easy here (no chains, wide path), but the total ascent makes Ciemniak one of the toughest hikes in the Polish Tatra Mountains.
Difficulty: medium / difficult (physically demanding)
#western Tatras #fitness #autumn +1View trail - Difficulty: 15.6 km Duration: 8 h 27 min
Czerwone Wierchy (Red Peaks)
The mountain range takes its name from a type of grass (sit skucina) which, in late summer and autumn, turns the slopes a reddish-brown colour. It is at this time of year that the Czerwone Wierchy look their most spectacular, although they are a popular destination throughout the season.
Difficulty: average
#western tatras #ridge #fitness +2View trail - Difficulty: 16.5 km Duration: 6 h
Dolina Pięciu Stawów Polskich (The Valley of the Five Polish Lakes)
The Valley of the Five Polish Lakes is the very heart of the High Tatras. It is a rugged, rocky and breathtaking place, quite unlike the forested valleys to the west. Here you will find Poland’s highest waterfall, deepest lakes and highest-altitude mountain hut.
Difficulty: average
#high tatras #lake #waterfall +3View trail - Difficulty: 20.6 km Duration: 10 h 23 min
Jagnięcy Szczyt (Jahňací štít)
A trip to the eastern edge of the High Tatras. The trail leads through the scenic Kežmarok Valley, past the emerald Zelené Pleso, all the way to a viewpoint summit opposite the Bielskie Tatras.
Difficulty: difficult (very long + chain section)
#slovakia #high tatras #chains +2View trail - Difficulty: 24.1 km Duration: 10 h
Jarząbczy Wierch
Jarząbczy Wierch is the second-highest summit in the Polish Western Tatras (after Starorobociański Wierch). It is a mountain with two faces: from the Polish side it presents itself as a gentle, though steep, slope, while on the Slovak side (towards Jamnicka Valley) it drops away in huge rocky cliffs.
Difficulty: difficult (fitness-wise)
#western tatras #fitness #border +1View trail - Difficulty: 20.9 km Duration: 8 h 37 min
Koprowy Wierch (Kôprovský štít)
A quiet alternative to Rysy. A striking summit with a view of the largest lake in the Slovak Tatras - Wielki Hińczowy Staw.
Difficulty: difficult (fitness + exposure)
#slovakia #high tatras #lake +2View trail - Difficulty: 15.5 km Duration: 8 h 15 min
Kozi Wierch
Kozi Wierch is a unique mountain for one reason: it is the highest peak lying entirely within Poland. (Rysy are higher, but their summit is on the border with Slovakia).
Difficulty: difficult (fitness-wise)
#high tatras #orla perć #highest peak +2View trail - Difficulty: 19.8 km Duration: 8 h 55 min
Krywań (Kriváň) - The national mountain of Slovakia
Krywań is a symbolic mountain. Its characteristic curved summit is recognisable from hundreds of kilometres away. For Slovaks, climbing Krywań is a patriotic duty - every August mass "National Ascents" (Národný výstup) take place here.
Difficulty: difficult (fitness-wise!)
#slovakia #high tatras #symbol +2View trail - Difficulty: 7.4 km Duration: 4 h 45 min
Mała Wysoka (Východná Vysoká)
Mała Wysoka is a summit with a misleading name. It is not "small" at all - it is the fourth highest summit in the Tatras accessible by a marked tourist trail!
Difficulty: difficult (exposure + fitness)
#slovakia #high tatras #panorama +2View trail - Difficulty: 25.5 km Duration: 11 h 44 min
Rysy (from the Polish side)
Rysy (2499 m a.s.l.) is the dream of every lover of the Polish mountains. It is the highest point in our country, the roof of Poland and a summit included in the Crown of Europe.
Difficulty: very difficult
#high tatras #highest peak #chains +3View trail - Difficulty: 20 km Duration: 8 h 30 min
Rysy (from the Slovak side)
The ascent to Rysy from the Slovak side is the most popular and easiest route to the highest peak of the Tatras. Unlike the dark and precipitous north wall (the Polish side), the Slovak trail follows a sunny southern slope.
Difficulty: difficult (fitness-wise)
#slovakia #high tatras #highest peak +2View trail - Difficulty: 12.5 km Duration: 7 h 27 min
Sławkowski Szczyt (Slavkovský štít)
Sławkowski Szczyt (2452 m a.s.l.) is a massive, broad massif dominating Stary Smokovec. It is one of the highest peaks in the Tatras that can be reached by a marked tourist trail without chains or rungs.
Difficulty: difficult (fitness-wise), easy (technically)
#slovakia #high tatras #fitness +1View trail - Difficulty: 22.4 km Duration: 10 h 18 min
Starorobociański Wierch
Starorobociański Wierch (2176 m a.s.l.) is the highest peak of the Western Tatras lying on the Polish side (the higher Bystra is a border peak, but its summit lies in Slovakia). Its massive pyramidal silhouette is a symbol of this part of the mountains.
Difficulty: difficult (fitness-wise)
#western tatras #highest peak #fitness +1View trail - Difficulty: 23.9 km Duration: 9 h 40 min
Wołowiec
Wołowiec (2064 m a.s.l.) is the "Guardian of the Chochołów Valley". It is one of the safest 2,000-metre peaks in the Tatras, ideal for your first higher-mountain hike.
Difficulty: medium / difficult (fitness-wise)
#western tatras #2,000-metre peak #fitness +2View trail
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