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Tatra National Park — nature highlights & trip planning · Libelo

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Tatra National Park

Tatra National Park

Poland, Małopolskie

Hiking
Wildlife watching
Skiing
Skitouring
Educational tours

The park is part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve shared with Slovakia.
The park features over 275 km of marked hiking trails.

Rules and access

What Tatra National Park asks of visitors. Rules come from the park authority.

Not allowed

Trash
No trash bins are available; visitors must carry out all waste.
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Wildlife
Do not feed or approach wildlife to avoid disturbing them.
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Fires
Fires and open flames are not allowed in the park.
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Highlights

Buczynowa Siklawa
Spotted
Czarnostawiańska Siklawa
Spotted
Dwoista Siklawa
Spotted
Dwoista Siklawa
Spotted
Dymiąca Woda
Spotted
Kończysty Wierch Mountain
Spotted
Młyn
Spotted
Sikawka
Spotted
Siklawa
Spotted
Siklawica
Spotted

Night hiking

Hiking is not allowed from dusk to dawn for safety and wildlife protection.

Dogs

Dogs are not allowed on most trails to protect wildlife.

Camping

Camping is prohibited to preserve the natural environment.

Swimming

Swimming in lakes and streams is prohibited to protect water quality.

Drones

Flying drones is prohibited to protect wildlife and visitor safety.

Trails

Marked routes inside the park. Colours are the waymarks you follow on the ground.

Palenica Białczańska - Morskie Oko
11.6 km · Easy
Dolina Strążyska - Wielka Krokiew
8.2 km · Moderate
Kuźnice – Polana Kalatówki – Polana Kondratowa
7 km · Moderate
Siwa Polana – Polana Chochołowska
15 km · Easy

Getting there and planning

Nearest city: Zakopane

Official park website(tpn.gov.pl)
Wikipedia(pl.wikipedia.org)

Park facts

Designation: National park
Established: 1955
Area: 212 km²
Visitors a year: about 3,900,000