The Tatra Mountains are packed full of peaks to conquer so long as you are fully prepared. Exciting adventures include Vychodna Vysoka, which stands at 2,426 meters above sea level. Climbing is scattered mostly with difficult and technical sections, yet the Tatras also include easier hikes for beginners to explore the breathtaking panoramas that make them highly rewarding.
Language
Polish and Slovak
Currency
Zloty in Poland and Euro in Slovakia
Country code
+48 on the Polish side and +421 on the Slovakian side
Best time to visit
Visit during the warmer months between June and September for ideal hiking conditions
What's the weather like?
The climate of the Tatra Mountains is characterised as temperate, with highest altitudes cloaked in snow
The High Tatras run along the border between Slovakia and Poland. They are part of the larger Tatra Mountains, the highest mountain range of the Carpathians. The Tatras Mountains are located within the Tatra National Park, a UNESCO-protected reserve that technically has one park in Poland and one park in Slovakia. It presents raw adventure through valleys, over peaks and beside lakes while offering some of the best picturesque panoramic views in Europe
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