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Camper Route: Kościelisko → Kościelisko

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2 days Loop
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Day 1

  1. 1 🏕 Wild camping — Tomaszów Mazowiecki

    Attractions nearby

    • Niebieskie Źródła Nature Reserve (Blue Springs) — Karst springs in Tomaszów Mazowiecki Niebieskie Źródła is a landscape nature reserve of about 29 hectares in the south-eastern part of Tomaszów Mazowiecki, in the valley of the Pilica river. It…
    • Open-Air Museum of the Pilica River in Tomaszów Mazowiecki — Open-Air Museum of the Pilica River The first open-air museum in Poland dedicated to a river, established in 1999 by the Society of Friends of the Pilica and the Pilica Region. It exhibits, among…
    • Railway bunker in Jelen (Anlage Mitte complex) — Railway bunker in Jelen An enormous complex of reinforced concrete structures from World War II on the outskirts of Tomaszow Mazowiecki. The bunker in Jelen - alongside the twin bunker in Konewka (14…
    • Pedestrian and cycling path Tomaszów Mazowiecki – Spała — Pedestrian and cycling path Tomaszów Mazowiecki – Spała A pedestrian and cycling route linking Tomaszów Mazowiecki (near the Blue Springs reserve) with Spała, running partly through the Spała…
    • Nagórzyce Grottoes — Underground in Tomaszów Mazowiecki The Nagórzyce Grottoes are an underground tourist route in the Nagórzyce district of Tomaszów Mazowiecki, in the Łódź province. They occupy former workings left by…
    • Beach in Smardzewice (Sulejów Reservoir) — The Sulejów Reservoir and the beach in Smardzewice The Sulejów Reservoir is an artificial retention reservoir on the Pilica River, one of the largest in central Poland, created in 1969-1973 by…
    • Zalew Sulejowski (Sulejów Reservoir) — A reservoir on the Pilica Zalew Sulejowski is an artificial reservoir in the Łódź province, created by damming the Pilica river at Smardzewice. It ranks among the largest bodies of water in central…
    • Sanctuary of St Anne in Smardzewice (Franciscan Monastery) — Sanctuary of St Anne in Smardzewice A sanctuary with a Franciscan monastery, an important centre of the cult of St Anne in the Łódź region. Location and surroundings Located in Smardzewice near…
    • Railway Bridge over the Pilica in Tomaszów Mazowiecki — Railway Bridge over the Pilica in Tomaszów Mazowiecki A railway bridge over the Pilica River in Tomaszów Mazowiecki with a turbulent history. The first bridge was completed on 10 July 1885; the…

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Day 2

  1. 2 🏕 Wild camping — Kościelisko · 368.5 km by road from the previous point

    Attractions nearby

    • Droga pod Reglami (The Trail below the Regle) — Droga pod Reglami Droga pod Reglami is a walking, cycling and skiing trail running at the foot of the Western Tatras on their northern, Polish side. The trail begins at the foot of the Wielka Krokiew…
    • Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fatima in Zakopane — The Polish Fatima at Krzeptówki The sanctuary in the Krzeptówki district of Zakopane was raised as a votive offering of thanks for John Paul II surviving the assassination attempt of 1981. It is run…
    • Gubałówka — Gubałówka Gubałówka (approx. 1,120–1,129 m above sea level) is a popular peak above Zakopane in the Gubałowka Range, reached by a funicular railway (built in 1938, approx. 1,298 m long). The treeless…
    • Siklawica — Siklawica Siklawica is a waterfall on the Strążyski Stream, located in the upper part of the Strążyska Valley, at the foot of the north wall of Giewont in the Western Tatras. Its total height is…
    • Dolina Małej Łąki (Little Meadow Valley) — The smallest main valley of the Tatras Dolina Małej Łąki cuts into the Western Tatras at the foot of Giewont, within the boundaries of Zakopane. It is about 5.4 km long and the smallest main valley…
    • Gubałówka Ski Resort — Gubałówka above Zakopane The Gubałówka ski resort occupies the summit area of the hill rising above Zakopane from the north. A funicular railway with its lower station right at the end of Krupówki…
    • Pęksowy Brzyzek Cemetery in Zakopane — The old cemetery of Zakopane The Cemetery of the Meritorious at Pęksowy Brzyzek lies on Kościeliska Street, beside the old wooden church. Founded in the nineteenth century as the first burial ground…
    • Mylna Cave — Mylna Cave Mylna Cave is a self-guided cave in the Kościeliska Valley in the Western Tatras, located in the Raptawicka Turnia massif, just above the Pisana Clearing. The total length of the corridors…
    • Mroźna Cave — Mroźna Cave Mroźna Cave is the only fully tourist-accessible cave in the Polish Tatra Mountains. It lies on the eastern slope of the Kościeliska Valley, in the Organy massif, about 120 m above the…
    • Trail through the Kościeliska Valley and the Chochołowska Valley (Tatra National Park) — Trail through the Kościeliska Valley and the Chochołowska Valley The two most beautiful and longest valleys of the Western Tatras, accessible to hikers along the valley floors. The routes are easy…

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