비엘키 스타우 폴스키 최고의 등산 경로

Everything was nice, but do expect chaos. We paid for emergency stay, which we already knew upfront about sleeping on the floor of the dining area. But as this is our 1st hike in Poland, we only realise that hiking boots are allowed in the hut, which is something new to us, by the time the dinner is off, no one clean the floor and we just have to secure a small spot under the table along with 60 other hiker in the dining area. There are only 2 shower rooms (shared among male and female) for the whole hut, do cater for a few hours of waiting in line if you can't skip a shower. I survived with just some wet wipes.

A great route. In my opinion, easy. But it's incredibly enjoyable and provides plenty of relaxation between more challenging challenges. ;-)

Large shelter. Quite expensive. With clean, paid toilets available. Large recreation area nearby.

You can meet animals and eat good soup 😉

Great views, a must see

A very beautiful area. The Sea Eye and Black Lake are definitely worth seeing. The horse-drawn carriage ride now costs around €25 per person, but it's worth it. The hike up to Black Lake is a bit strenuous; not for the uninitiated. I will definitely come back to the High Tatras. The area is unique.

Incredible views from this peak. You can see Rysy, Mięguszowieckie Szczyty, Cubryna, Mnich, the High Tatras and Orla Perć. And those ponds below! An incredible thing.

So, after all! You've arrived! You're on Rysy, the highest Polish peak. The views are stunning after this rather difficult ascent up the chains (if you're here from Morskie Oko in Poland). Rysy actually has three peaks: the central one, the northwestern one (this one here), and the southwestern one. Only this one here is on the Polish side.