Sarnia Skała, Mountain summit in Tatra National Park, Poland
Sarnia Skała is a mountain summit in the Tatra range reaching 1,378 meters, characterized by steep rocky slopes and natural limestone faces. The exposed rock faces form a striking visual landmark when viewed from neighboring peaks or valleys below.
The mountain has served as a geographical landmark for centuries, helping guide people who traveled through or lived in the surrounding valleys. Its recognizable shape made it useful for navigation across the mountain range.
Local mountaineering groups organize regular expeditions to Sarnia Skała, maintaining traditional climbing routes and safety protocols.
The ascent follows marked hiking paths, with a mountain shelter offering rest and supplies along the way. The best season is summer through early autumn, when weather conditions are most stable and safe.
The elevation difference of 72 meters between Sarnia Skała and its key col creates specific wind patterns affecting local weather conditions.
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