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1. www.lonelypoland.com › an-insiders-guide-to-rysyAn Insider’s Guide to Rysy Summit – Polish and Slovak Trails ...

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   Dec 5, 2023 · The middle summit of Rysy in Tatra Mountains is standing tall at 2499 meters is the highest peak in Poland, while the other two are nestled on the Slovak side with the highest reaching 2501 meters, and the other at 2473 meters. If you want to know, the highest peak situated entirely in Poland is Kozi Wierch, a part of the famous Orla Perć range.

2. www.earthtrekkers.com › hiking-rysy-from-the-highHow to Hike Rysy from the High Tatras of Slovakia

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   Nov 21, 2023 · Rysy Hiking Stats. Distance: 20 km (12.5 miles) round trip. Elevation Gain: 1345 meters (4415 feet) Highest Elevation: 2503 meters (the main summit), although the northwest summit at 2499 meters is the highest peak in Poland. Difficulty: Strenuous. Length of Time: 7 to 10 hours. When to go: End of May to September.

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › RysyRysy - Wikipedia

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   Rysy ( Polish: [ˈrɨsɨ] ⓘ; Slovak: [ˈrisi]; German: Meeraugspitze, Hungarian: Tengerszem-csúcs) is a mountain in the crest of the High Tatras, eastern part of the Tatra Mountains, lying on the border between Poland and Slovakia. Rysy has three summits: the middle at 2,501 m (8,205 ft); the north-western at 2,500 m (8,202 ft); [4] and the ...

4. krakowbuzz.com › zakopane › rysyRysy – Poland's Highest Mountain (Complete Guide to Hiking ...

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   Jan 5, 2024 · Our complete guide to Rysy describes what it's like to hike Poland's highest peak, which is best done from Zakopane, near Krakow. Rysy is Poland’s tallest peak. It lurches up above the rest of the Tatra Mountains to the east of Zakopane, beckoning with a summit that has 360-degree views of the valleys around Zakopane.

5. imjesstraveling.com › rysy-hike-highest-mountainRysy Hike to the Highest Mountain in Poland via Slovakia

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   The Rysy hike to Rysy Peak is an adventure that takes you to the highest point in Poland. Situated in the High Tatra mountain range which straddles the border of Slovakia and Poland. There are two approaches to reach the summit of Rysy Peak.The most popular route begins from Zakopane, Poland at Morskie Oko Lake, and ascends through scenic ...

6. thesandyfeet.com › rysy-peak-hike-high-tatrasRysy Peak: An Icy Hike In The High Tatra Mountains

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   Rows of razor-sharp triangular crests pierce the horizon towering high above a pair of grey windswept lakes. A subdued palette of inky blue, faded orange and dazzling white. Straddling the border between Poland and Slovakia amidst a sea of striking mountains, Rysy Peak offers up an epic panorama. Despite being ill-prepared for this sudden cold ...

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   Can you hike Rysy from Slovakia's High Tatras?

   • The Rysy hike is among the best hikes in Slovakia – and Poland. It lies exactly on the border of these two countries, at 2503 meters. It’s actually the highest point of Poland, so now we can say we’ve conquered Poland’s highest peak without hiking in Poland. And this is what this post is about: hiking Rysy from Slovakia’s High Tatras.

   Hiking Rysy Peak From The High Tatras In Slovakia

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   Is there a trail to the High Tatras?

   • Though the highest point of the High Tatras (and Slovakia) is Gerlach Peak (Gerlachovský štít, 2655 m), there’s no marked trail to it, and you’re not even allowed to climb it on your own without a mountain guide. So our next challenge was Mount Rysy, the highest peak that’s accessible to individual hikers.

   Hiking Rysy Peak From The High Tatras In Slovakia

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   How many people have died on the Tatra trail?

   • Regarding accidents and fatalities, it’s estimated that up to 100 people have lost their lives on the journey to the peak. This figure includes both routes (Slovak and Polish). Although Rysy ranks as the 17th tallest peak in the Tatras, it’s the first one that the trail leads to.

   An Insider’s Guide to Rysy Summit – Polish and Slovak Trails and Info

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   How difficult is the Rysy trail from the Slovak side?

   • The Mięguszowieckie, Small and Great Ponds in Żabie look absolutely stunning. Under favorable conditions, the most challenging segment of the Rysy trail from the Slovak side poses no difficulties . However, things may be quite different with slippery rocks and ice. Nevertheless, we have mixed feelings about this.

   An Insider’s Guide to Rysy Summit – Polish and Slovak Trails and Info

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8. ourwanders.com › hiking-rysy-high-tatras-slovakiaHiking Rysy Peak From The High Tatras In Slovakia

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   Jun 18, 2023 · Hiking essentials: Rysy peak trail. Trailhead: Štrbské pleso. Route: Štrbské pleso (red route) – Popradské pleso; Popradské pleso (blue route) – Nad zabim potokom fork; Nad zabim potokom fork (red route) – Rysy; same way back (see this map) Total time (estimation): 8-10 hours. Length: 22.1 km return.