Nature and sport in Zakopane

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Tatra Mountains happen to constitute mountain range that forms natural border in between Poland and Slovakia. Total area is around 750 sq. Km. Majority of its portion is in Slovakia. Gerlach is at the highest altitude, i.e. at 2655 m;...

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Address: Zakopane, Poland + Share

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Rank: 2 About 19

If you thought Zakopane was all about skiing, snowboarding, and snow activities, think again.  Watersport lovers will not be disappointed by a trip to the city’s Aqua Park center. ...

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Rank: 3 About 19

If you came to Zakopane to ride, ski, and hike, you’re in the right place.  It’s almost impossible to be bored in Poland’s winter capital, with all different types of skiing and snowboarding...

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Rank: 7 About 19

While many tourists flock to Western Europe to climb the Alps, Zakopane and the Tatra Mountains are really a hidden gem in the southern part of Poland that is yet to reach its full potential as a great winter tourist town. ...

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Rank: 13 About 19

This is an absolute must.  If you visit Zakopane, make sure you stop by one of the area’s most photographed spots.  Lake Morskie (or Morskie Oko) is the largest lake in the Tatra mountains,...

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Rank: 15 About 19

Almost nine-kilometers long, the Koscieliska Valley is one of the most stunning and popular well-known valleys in the Western Tatra Mountains next to the nearby winter town of Zakopane.  Once visited by treasure hunters...

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