Small Meadow Valley - Tatra National Park
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Mroźna Cave - Kościeliska Valley - Tatra National Park
Category: Caves and rock formsThe most visited cave is located in the eastern slope of the Kościeliska Valley. It is located in the Organ massif, 120 meters above the bottom of the valley. The cave is one of the smaller caves of the Tatra...
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Krzesanica - Tatra National Park
Category: Peaks and valleysLocated on the main ridge of the Western Tatras, the highest peak of the Czerwone Wierchów complex with a height of 2122 m. Built over the Polish Miętusia Valley and the Slovak Cicha Valley. It neighbors with...
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Ciemniak - Tatra National Park
Category: Peaks and valleysThe westernmost peak belonging to the Czerwone Wierchów massif in the Western Tatras. Slovak sources state a height of 2090 m. Ciemniak is built of dolomites with thawing of mid-Triassic age limestone, only the Hard...
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Kościeliska Valley - Tatra National Park
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