Kresanica, Mountain summit in Western Tatras, Poland.
Krzesanica is a limestone summit in the Western Tatras on the Polish-Slovak border, rising to 2,122 meters in elevation. The peak forms a distinctive point along the Czerwone Wierchy ridge with steep slopes dropping away on all sides.
Polish mountaineers explored the summit in the early 1900s and established initial climbing routes to reach it. Its recognition as a geographical landmark in the region grew through their documentation and climbing efforts.
The peak draws climbers who appreciate steep terrain and narrow passages as part of their mountain experience. The ascent itself becomes a memorable highlight for those visiting the Tatra range.
Marked trails from Dolina Koscieliska valley lead to the summit with varying levels of difficulty. The best climbing window is typically July through September when conditions are most favorable.
The mountain features 16 documented climbing routes of varying technical difficulty through limestone terrain. Technical climbers value it for the diverse challenges that this rock type presents.
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