a wooded ridge above the Jaworzynka Valley on the trail from Kuźnice to Hala Gąsienicowa
rocky summit at 1354 m above sea level on the northern ridge of Kasprowy Wierch
first section of the cable car from 1936, from Kuźnice to Myślenickie Turnie, 325 m uphill
a pass in the Kasprowy Wierch ridge where a record nine paths in the Tatras meet
a pass in the Świnica ridge on Orla Perć, crossed with the help of a ladder and chains, very demanding
a 2262 m crag in the Świnica ridge, with a red trail after the 2018 rockfall and climbing routes
a twin-summit crag in the Świnica ridge with a famous southern face that was once inaccessible
Tatra valley with a karst spring, limestone and a meadow with historic shepherds' huts
karst valley below Giewont with a clearing, a mountain hut and trails to the Red Peaks
a pass on the ridge of Kopa Kondracka below Giewont, at the crossing of popular trails
a twin-summit peak in the border ridge of the Western Tatras, between Kopa Kondracka and Mała Sucha Czuba
the second peak from the west in the High Tatras (2,128 m), between Skrajna Turnia and Świnica
treacherous gully in the Granaty face, ending in a vertical chimney above Czarny Staw
a crag of 2247 m on the Świnica ridge above three glacial cirques, with a statuette from 1904
an elongated small valley below Kasprowy Wierch, a former mountain pasture now overgrown with mountain pine
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
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
a black trail beneath the lower forest zone, from Wielka Krokiew to the mouth of the Kościeliska Valley