Poland Lesser Poland Voivodeship Tatra County
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Located in the beautiful Tatra Mountains, the hiking route to Wielki Giewont offers a challenging yet rewarding experience for outdoor enthusiasts. With a total distance of 11.446 kilometers and an elevation gain of 790 meters, this difficult trail will take approximately 4 hours and 37 minutes to complete.
Starting at the trailhead, hikers will pass by various points of interest along the way. About 0.08 kilometers from the start, you'll come across a water source, ideal for refilling your water bottles. Further along, at approximately 3.3 kilometers into the hike, you'll find the Alpine Hut - Schronisko PTTK Hala Kondratowa, where you can take a break and grab a bite to eat for a fee.
As you continue on the trail, you'll encounter the attraction known as Pustelnia Brata Alberta at around 0.68 kilometers from the start. This spot offers a unique cultural experience for hikers to explore. Additionally, at 1.76 kilometers, there is an informational point to learn more about the area's history.
For those interested in historic sites, Fundamenty Dworu ruins are located right at the start of the trail. As you hike further, you'll reach Kondracka Przełęcz at 5.07 kilometers and Wielki Giewont peak at 5.72 kilometers. These landmarks provide stunning views and photo opportunities.
Throughout the trail, there are several amenities such as picnic sites, drinking water sources, cafes, and restaurants available at different distances from the trail. These can be convenient spots to rest and refuel during your hike.
It is recommended to bring plenty of water, snacks, sturdy hiking shoes, and to check the weather forecast before setting out on this challenging trek. With varying terrain and elevation, hikers should be prepared for a strenuous but memorable adventure in the Tatra Mountains.