Ascent to Rysy from Poland

Road from the parking lot to Morský Oko

After an hour of climbing, the first views of the Tatras are shown, where we try to estimate which peak are Rysy, we have a lot of favorites, but later we find out that neither is correct

The path comes later to the cottage at Morský Oko, which we bypass on the sunny side and proceed to the first slight ascent.

Above the balls opens a view of the Frog and Hinca Tower.

The real climb starts after the second ball, where there are no chains yet, but the road starts to climb fast.

After about two hours of climbing, the Features finally show up and the climbing on the chains begins.

At the first more beautiful place to relax, there is a wonderful view of Czarny Staw pod Rysami and Morskie Oko.

„Just the last three turns“ and we're at the top. The top left of the slide are the Features that are finally showing.

The most challenging climb starts about an hour below the summit, while the most challenging on this climb is not the difficulty of the terrain or the technical provision of the route, but a large number of tourists who are also undisciplined.

In the end, this little rock is traversed, which is very dangerous, because no one is willing to give preference and everyone wants to go through it first.

View from the top of the Tatras and the Slovak-Polish border.

There are wonderful views from the top, especially to the Polish side where there are no mountains that would prevent it.

The views of the surrounding Tatra peaks are unconverted and it is a problem to move on and start the descent, but in the end we are forced to do so because there are more and more tourists at the top.

The view of the Slovak side brings beautiful scenery complemented by Žabie plesá, while also showing the descent route, which, as already mentioned, lasts about 4 hours, but with a visit to Chata pod Rysmi it can take a longer time.