Gorce National Park
Forested arched peaks and mountain glades in Poland's Western Beskids
Gorce is a park of rounded, arched peaks where forest covers about 95% of the area and Alpine and Subalpine plants grow on the meadows. There are no lakes or big rivers, only streams cutting valleys into the range.
Things to do
- On footClimb Turbacz, the highest peak at 1310 metres
- On footWalk to the Jaworzyna Kamienicka glade and see the Bulanda Chapel
- UndergroundLook for Zbójnicka Jama, the best-known cave in Gorce, near Jaworzyna Kamienicka
- On footClimb the soft peaks to look across to the Tatra and the Pieniny Mountains
Also worth seeing
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Bulanda Chapel
Historic chapel funded by the shepherd Tomasz Chlipała in the early 20th century. - 3
Zbójnicka Jama
The best-known cave in Gorce, close to Jaworzyna Kamienicka.