forest reserve of 96 ha with beech forests and rock outcrops near Jaroszowiec
forested peak of 888 m in the Low Beskids, with a yellow trail from Nowy Sącz to Gorlice
culmination of the Twardy Grzbiet in the Western Tatras, 80 m from Szerokie Siodło
Tatra lake at 1,654 m that divides into two ponds at low water
reserve on the slopes of Jodłowa Góra with a natural yew stand and Carpathian beech forest
forest reserve on the slopes of Kostrza hill with 150-year-old beeches and rare hart's-tongue fern
tiny reserve of warmth-loving rock grasslands on the edge of Wolski Forest
floodplain lake below Gładka Pass whose size depends on the inflow of water
half-kilometre gorge in the Kościeliska Valley with vertical walls up to 100 m and a figure of St Catherine
reserve protecting 18th-century entrenchments of the Bar Confederates, by the yellow trail from Muszynka
ridge 265 m above sea level above the Vistula and the Serafa, with a monument to the fighting of December 1914
peak in the Low Beskids with a treeless viewing ridge and a monument to partisans
Carpathian beech forest on the dolomite ridge of a hill 438 m high
forest reserve above the Paleśnianka gorge with beech woods and a bat hibernation site
ridge of limestone rocks in the Little Pieniny with Tatra plants on its north face
a wooded hill of 468 m above Rajbrot, crossed by the green trail to Czchów
a summit in the Brzanka Range with a monument to the Home Army ambush of 1944 and a PTTK trail
a forty-metre cave in the Zakrzówek Limestone Hills with a narrow entrance and dripstone formations
a grassy pass at 1148 m in the Polica Range, former grazing pastures and a viewpoint
a 764 m summit in the Island Beskids with views of the Gorce and the Tatras from open spots to the south
an oxbow lake of the Vistula with water-lilies on the northern edge of the Niepołomice Forest
a hill in Podgórze with a quarry, a Kraków Fortress fort and the traditional Rękawka