Široká

Szeroka Jaworzyńska is a granite summit in the High Tatras standing at 2,210 meters (7,250 feet) with a broad crest that extends along a lateral ridge. The peak sits between two major valleys and is accessible through established hiking trails.

The mountain was incorporated into a private hunting estate in the late 1800s, with fences erected to restrict access and protect hunting rights. This period shaped how the landscape was used and experienced by people in the region.

The mountain serves as a focal point for hikers and mountaineers who follow established routes through the area, keeping alive the traditions of alpine exploration that have developed over time.

The best time to hike here is during summer months when snow cover is minimal and trails are safest to navigate. Proper hiking boots and weather-resistant clothing are essential, as conditions at high altitude can change rapidly.

The mountain displays two distinct rock types at different elevations: granite at higher sections and limestone on the northern slopes, which supports rare alpine plant species. This geological mix means visitors may encounter plant communities typically found in separate mountain zones.

GPS coordinates: 49.20902,20.13715

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:40