Waksmundzki Wierch, Mountain summit in Tatra National Park, Poland.
Waksmundzki Wierch is a summit in the High Tatras that reaches 2186 meters and features steep slopes with exposed rock faces throughout. The mountain displays typical alpine characteristics with open rock surfaces and pronounced elevation changes across its terrain.
The mountain became part of Tatra National Park in 1954, marking an important step to protect the Polish mountain landscape. This designation secured the area as a protected nature reserve and shaped its future development.
The name reflects the heritage of mountain herders who shaped life in these high valleys for centuries.
Multiple marked trails reach the summit from different starting points, with the most direct route taking about four hours. Visitors should expect steep climbs and conditions that vary depending on the season.
From this summit you can see both the Polish and Slovak sides of the Tatras, revealing the mountain range's border character. This vantage point offers rare views of how the landscape changes across the international boundary.
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