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Hiking in Poland

Trek to the Tatras and see a side of Poland you never knew before!

With a cultural gem like Zakopane as a starting point, you can hike through the High Tatras on the southern border and their network of mountain huts! Take in the mountain scenery of Poland and discover the alpine lakes and meadows that are nothing short of enchanting!
 
 
 
 
 

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There are many reasons for choosing Hiking in Poland

Treks in Poland are designed for every skill level of trekker. There are options for determined hikers that can last over a week, or you can spend a day or two meandering through the pristine countryside. The options are endless and accommodating!

 

Good to know:

Country Code

+48

Language

Polish

Currency

Polish zloty (PLN)

Best Time to Visit

The best time to take a hike in Poland is in the summer. Warmer weather and an agreeable climate make June through September the peak season. Crowds are not usually a problem

How to Get There

Getting to Poland is easy and its network of transportation between cities helps travelers. There are major airports in Gdansk for northern treks, Warsaw (the capital) in the center of the country, and Krakow in the south. Berlin is also within 100 kilometers of the Oder and the western border

What is the Weather Like

The weather varies from region to region within Poland. The entire country has a temperate climate, with the warmer areas in the south. Winters tend to be cold, while summers are pleasant and warm. The weather can be volatile in the mountains, though proper planning can combat any adverse conditions

More info about Hiking in Poland:

Poland is a country in northern Europe. It is bordered by Germany to the west, Czechia and Slovakia to the south, and Ukraine and Belarus to the east. It also shares a border with Lithuania and Russia. It is well-known for its cultural wealth, which can be seen in its architecture and literature. Poland is proud of its vast and varied countryside, which includes vital rivers like the Oder. The lush forests and wheat fields are symbolic of its vibrant life. The Stolowe Mountains accompany the Tatras and Krakow-Czestochowa Uplands as some of the southern portion’s most compelling natural features. Morskie Oko, a lake hidden in the depths of the Tatras, is a charming reward for hikers who are ambitious enough to find it

 

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