Do you remember "Macbeth" and Scottish wastelands enveloped in the fog? You do not have to go that far to see similar views. It is enough to go to Czarny Dunajec or climb Babia Gora and look south-east towards the Orawa-Nowy Targ Valley. You will see one of the biggest active raised bogs in Poland. Torfowiska Orawsko-Nowotarskie are site of community importance within Natura 2000 European Network. Peatbogs, called "puscizny" lie in Orawa-Nowy Targ Valley and stretch over the area of 7363 ha, from Chyzne to Nowy Targ. more »
Going for a trip to Orawa-Nowy Targ Peatbogs you should pick Nowy Targ as our staging point. Nowy Targ can be reached by train or by PKS coach from Krakow. more »
Centralne Karpaty Zachodnie occupy the area of about 1.1 thousand km² which makes 0.3% of area of the country and 7% of the whole area located in most... more»
Pieniny National Park is one of most picturesque national parks in Poland. The Park's area is 2,346 ha. Forests cover 1,665 ha - 750 ha are placed under a strict protection.
Wielki Staw in the Valley of Five Ponds is the deepest and the secondo largest in Polish Tatras. It reaches 79.3 m in depth, with capacity of 12,967 m3.