쉬운 바비아 고라 국립공원 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

There's always a crowd, but plenty of space, so everyone can find their spot. A must-see on the route to Babia Góra.

In winter, it can be completely covered with snow. It's about 30 minutes from the Brona Pass. From Mała Babia Góra, you can see Babia Góra and the Tatra Mountains emerging behind it (in good visibility).

A resting place before or after climbing Babia Góra. From Przełęcz, you can also hike to Cyl (Little Babia Góra), which is less than 30 minutes away.

You can get some peace

You can sit down and rest

The Brona Pass is at an altitude of 1412m above sea level and divides the Babia Góra massif into eastern and western parts. There are several gorges and a pond near the pass. The name of the pass ("brona") comes from the old Polish "brama" and has been called that since 1925. Previously, it was called Siodło.

A good shelter in a clearing at an altitude of 1180m above sea level. Beautiful views of Sokolica, Gówniak and Diablak. There is food and drink, and you can spend the night here - that is, live not die. Also, take a look at their website, where they will show you in the picture which peak is which - very helpful! https://markoweszczawiny.pttk.pl/

ticket point at the entrance to the Park. If someone collects a stamp from the Police Headquarters, you can also check out here.