Nature: Tatry

a valley in the High Tatras, a strict reserve closed to tourists, with the Młyn waterfall

a glacial lake at an altitude of 1,722 m in the Valley of the Five Polish Ponds, more than 50 m deep

a Tatra lake at 1668 m above sea level with the highest mountain hut in the Polish Tatras

nine seasonal tarns on a rock terrace below the wall of Mnich, with no marked trail

the second-highest lake in Poland, in the upper tier of the Valley of the Five Polish Ponds

floodplain lake below Gładka Pass whose size depends on the inflow of water

a granite block by the trail in the Roztoka Valley whose shape resembles a beggar woman

a small pond at 1668 m above sea level with the highest-living Alpine newt in Poland

hanging valley below Kozi Wierch with the Buczynowa Siklawa, a seasonal pond and climbing routes

a glacial cirque below Rysy with Czarny Staw on its floor and the Czarnostawiańska Siklawa waterfall on its threshold

a Tatra peak in the Świnica ridge, below which the Orla Perć passes, named after the shape of a ruined tower

the highest-lying lake in Poland, about 2,070 m above sea level among rock blocks

hanging valley above the Five Ponds with scree and a trail to Kozia Pass

north-eastern part of an intermittent pond in the Dolina za Mnichem valley, at about 1,785 metres

microscopic pond at 1,875 m in the Dolina za Mnichem valley

intermittent moraine pond by Polana pod Wołoszynem that dries up when the water is low