a glacial pond at 1120 m above sea level turning into a peat bog with rare plants
branch of the Bystra Valley with two glacial cirques below Kasprowy Wierch
valley below Kasprowy Wierch with Kasprowy Stawek pond, Swiss stone pines and the Kasprowa Niżnia cave
granite boulder from 1909 in the Gąsienicowa Valley, in memory of a composer killed by an avalanche
limestone summit of 1,531 m above sea level on the Kasprowy Wierch ridge, with rare plants on its slopes
a wide pass on Orla Perć with a rock called the chłopek and chain protection
rocky gully on Giewont with a height difference of about 350 m, with steps and a cave in its lower part
an allegory of reborn Poland from the 1937 Paris exhibition, on the summit of Gubałówka since 1938
tiny glacial pond at 1,680 m above sea level, visible from the trail towards the Liliowe pass
a black trail beneath the lower forest zone, from Wielka Krokiew to the mouth of the Kościeliska Valley