Hiking in Poland
Poland is packed with national parks, but probably not ones you can name in the geography section of a pub quiz. And if you can, we’d like you on our team please! Once you’ve experienced our Poland walking holidays in Babia Góra, Karkonosze or Tatra National Park, however, the names will stay with you forever. Because Poland raises the bar on natural beauty, and pushes the boundaries when it comes to remote trails. If you want to get more precise, our Poland hiking trips hone in on the western Carpathians, but they also dive into Dunajec, a river gorge that runs through the Pieniny Mountains in the south of the country and the north of Slovakia. All of our trips are self-guided walking holidays, Poland boasting great waymarked ways, and a network of trails that are accessible and unforgettable.
Our walking tours in Poland
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Top ten reasons to go hiking in Poland
If you look at a topographic map of Poland, it will tell you quickly why hiking is in the country’s DNA. Here are our ten reasons to make hiking in Poland your next natural adventure.
Best time to go to Poland
Most people are craving some Carpathian time when they head to Poland, as well as plenty of time to themselves in a country that is a gift to adventurers. Working out the best time for you may depend on your chosen mountain range.
Our five best hikes in Poland
Hiking in Poland takes you into some of Europe’s lesser-known trekking terrain and a plethora of fine national parks. These day trips are at the top of our hiking polls.
Where are the Carpathians, and what makes them so special?
It’s amazing that so many of us have to ask this question, given that they are one of the major mountain ranges in Europe, covering nearly 1,500km. And stretch through eight countries. Read on to get your head around this colossal range.
Our co-founder Peter chats about hiking in Poland’s Karkonosze Mountains
Our co-founder Peter and his wife Annie’s passions for Poland’s mountain range and national park, and the Polish people, are inspiring, charming and infectious. Read more about why they’re just crazy about the Karkonosze.
