Parc national des Tatras (Pologne) (Tatrzański Park Narodowy (Polska))

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There are some good things and some not so much: 1. The nature is beautiful, there is definitely what to see; 2. Trails are marked everywhere so it's hard to get lost; 3. More or less you can reach most of the peaks and with no big preparation; 4. Trails marking have colors, but they mean nothing, nor the length nor the difficulty, NOTHING; 5. Some of the trails are not marked in any special way, but they are really dangerous, where you have to climb almost vertically holding on the chain (definitely not for everyone); 6. Lack of information, especially in English - we asked for map in information center and we got it for free but only in Polish, or we found out that one trail is closed only when we reached it, there was no sign, not info before it; 7. Some trails have moving direction, but is hard to understand why, because there was basically no places where you can't pass by each other. Overall in straight 4 days we visited most of the places, with one drive up with cable car and a lot of walking, but there are at least for two more days.

A beautiful place in Poland.

Rapidly changing weather during summertime made the trip even more powerful and inspiring. A bit challenging trip to Gąsiennicowa. Worth it for bonding time with family. Recommended by #mentalproworldschooling 🗺

Beautiful place to hike and enjoy nature. Please visit Zakopane.

A great place to sightsee and hike in, the trails were challenging but not too difficult so most people can complete them, would recommend bringing water bottles and a lot of motivation.

Majestic nature with great trails. So beautiful.

Endlessl hikes, well marked trails, love this place 👏

Beautiful park and surrounding areas, full of tourists in the peak seasons