the lowest and easternmost summit of the Granaty, on the route of the Orla Perć
the highest of the Buczynowe Turnie on the Świnica ridge, described in the prose of Goetel and Zaruski
flat boulder with a shelter at 1727 m beside the trail to Chłopek
2,065 m summit in the main ridge of the Tatras, above the Valley of the Five Polish Ponds
a stepped glacial valley with Morskie Oko and trails to Czarny Staw and Rysy
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
glacial cirque below Rysy, the highest tier of the Rybi Potok Valley, on the trail to Rysy
gully above Morskie Oko with a waterfall and ice falls, crossed by the trail to Przełęcz pod Chłopkiem
north-eastern part of an intermittent pond in the Dolina za Mnichem valley, at about 1,785 metres
intermittent moraine pond by Polana pod Wołoszynem that dries up when the water is low