Polish Mountain Atlas

Higher.
Wilder.

Discover Poland's mountain landscapes, hiking routes, peaks, valleys and wild spaces from the Tatras to the Bieszczady.

01 / Landscapes

Mountains
of Poland.

From alpine Tatra scenery to the open ridges of the Bieszczady, Poland's mountains change dramatically from region to region.

Featured

Tatra Mountains

The highest and most alpine-looking mountain landscape in Poland, with rocky ridges, valleys and mountain lakes.

CARPATHIANS

Bieszczady

1,346 m

Open grassy ridges, forests and remote valleys in south-eastern Poland.

SUDETES

Karkonosze

1,603 m

The highest range of the Sudetes, stretching along the Czech border.

BESKIDS

Beskid Sądecki

1,114 m

Forest-covered ridges, mountain villages and long-distance hiking.

02 / Hiking

Choose
your route.

ALPINE

Tatra Valleys

Mountain lakes, granite peaks and classic highland scenery around Zakopane.

Difficulty · Moderate / Hard
WILD

Bieszczady Ridge

Long open ridges and panoramic views through the Carpathian landscape.

Difficulty · Moderate
FOREST

Karkonosze Trail

High mountain terrain, spruce forests and exposed ridges in the Sudetes.

Difficulty · Moderate
03 / Mountain facts

Wild spaces
close to Europe.

Poland's protected mountain landscapes combine hiking, biodiversity, local culture and some of Central Europe's most dramatic scenery.

2,499 mRysy · highest point in Poland
23national parks across Poland
Carpathiansmajor southern mountain system
Sudetesmountains along the Czech border
Poland Peaks

Leave the city behind.

Build your next mountain trip around a peak, a trail and a landscape worth remembering.

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