Go Skiing in Zakopane!
First off, how's the sound of the town? There's hardly a better ski town than Zakopane. When it comes to the sights, sounds, smells, sips and slopes, this baby is right up there with the best of them!
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As the former 'cultural capital' of Poland during the late nineteenth century, Zakopane has a surprisingly rich clutch of museums to explore. So if cruel fortune strikes you down with a twisted ankle on your first day on the slopes (or you've simply had e
read moreGubałówka
Gubalowka ( altitude 1,120m ) is one of the most popular goals for excursions. From its top one can see a beautiful view of the Tatra Mountains. Nearby located skiing areas are in the Summer time a very good place to soak up the sun.
read moreGiewont
Giewont ( altitude 1,895m ) is one of the most famous Polish mountains. Very often hikers begin their longer journays from reaching its top. To reach Giewont by foot takes around 3,5 hours, and to return to Zakopane, around three hours.
read moreKasprowy Wierch
During the high season Kasprowy Wierch ( altitude 1,987m ) is visited by few thousands tourists per day. The most popular is the peak in the Winter.
read moreDroga Pod Reglami
Droga pod Reglami ( "Under the Forest Walk" ) is an easy and relaxing unmarked, walking path at the ground altitude of bout 900 - 940 m.
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