Top 6 Hiking Trips in Poland

1.Hiking Trail in Rock City Adrspach

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 38 reviews · 8 hours · from $138Our pick

Leave your Wroclaw accommodation in a private, air-conditioned vehicle for the two-hour ride to Adrspach Rock City in Czechia. Your English-speaking driver provides your entrance tickets, then you hike independently for two to three hours past named rock formations, a lake, waterfalls, the Gothic gate, and the narrow Mouse Hole passage. Passport required.

“Rigtig fin tur med en god og høflig guide. Køreturen var lidt lang på ca. 2 timer hver vej.”

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2.Tatra Mountains and Morskie Oko Hike

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 6 reviews · 12 hours · from $349

Travel privately from Krakow to Morskie Oko in the Tatra National Park on a 12-hour day trip. Your English-speaking guide joins you on the 9-kilometer route to Poland’s famous mountain lake, with pickup, drop-off, park entry, and transport included. The walk follows an asphalt road, and some outings may continue toward Black Lake if conditions allow.

“Great trip and our guide made all steps worth it. Pleasant ride from the hotel to the mountains. Our guide answered all of your questions and helped us with recommendations for the rest of our stay. You can buy coffee, snacks and light meals at the lake destination most of the year but bring cash.”

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3.Hiking Adventure in Tatra Mountains & Thermal Baths

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 6 reviews · 10 hours · from $164

Leave Krakow by air-conditioned minivan for a guided Tatra Mountains hike, choosing an easier route to Morskie Oko or a moderate climb to Gąsienicowy Lake. Enjoy a Polish-style lunch at a mountain hut, then soak for two hours at Termy Bukovina. Pickup, park entry, transport, water, and thermal tickets are included.

“Organisation and communication was top. It was not clear to me that the hike up to lake Morski Oki is a paved road that is full of people and shared by horse drawn wagons.”

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4.Hiking in the Tatra Mountains and Thermal baths

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3 reviews · 11 hours · from $167Top rated

Leave Krakow for a full-day Tatra Mountains outing with an English-speaking guide such as Kamil, Lucaz, or Tomasz. Walk through Kościeliska Valley, tackle ladders and chains near Krakow Gorge and Dragon’s Den, taste sheep cheese and local alcohol, then spend three hours at Chocholowska Thermal Baths.

“My husband and I had a very positive experience with Kamil as our tour guide. We enjoyed our hike of the Tatra Mountains with pretty greenery and yummy, fresh sheep cheese. We also loved the thermal baths at Chocholow Thermal Baths- we played basketball, went down water slides, and went in something similar to a lazy river. There are 2 water slides with floats and 1 scarier one that goes straight down- my husband liked the thrill of that slide but I was too scared to ride it. We also were part of a free water aerobics class with nice music. We drank cool virgin slush drinks in the pool…”

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5.Full-Day Stolowe Mountains Trekking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★3.9 · 3 reviews · 8 hours · from $81Best value

Travel privately from Wroclaw to Stolowe Mountains National Park, climb for 40 minutes from Karlow to Szczeliniec Wielki’s rocky maze, then visit Kudowa Zdroj and Czermna’s Skeleton Chapel. A guide, transport, park entry, and chapel entry are included. Pickup is at your hotel lobby.

“Om man skall betala parkeringsavgifterna för bussen så borde det nämnas i villkoren.”

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6.Tatra Mountains and Morskie Oko Hike From Krakow

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 3 reviews · from $290

Travel privately from Krakow to Morskie Oko with an English-speaking guide, air-conditioned transport, parking, and hotel pickup. The route covers about 9 kilometers on a paved road inside Tatra National Park, with roughly three hours for the walk. You will see Poland’s best-known mountain lake, but lunch is not included and the walk is not a mountain trail.

“NOT a trail hike as pictured... just a very long walk on an asphalt road. Take the horse drawn carriage instead and save the money...and your feet. I had been looking forward to a nature walk. This was not it. The lake is nice but underwhelming.”

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