Walking In The High Tatras: Including the Western Tatras and White Tatras [Paperback]

Guidebook blending inspiration and information about 180 walks and scrambles in the High Tatras mountains of Poland and Slovakia. Varied routes among the strikingly beautiful craggy peaks of the High, Western and White Tatras range from easy to strenuous, best walked between July and October.

The walks are between 1 and 30km (both circular and linear) and link the main resorts with peaks, lakes and mountain chalets. In Poland there is one base of Zakopane, whereas in Slovakia there are several villages linked by a tramway.

• Highlights include an ascent of Krivian and ridge walks in the Western Tatras
• Detailed accommodation information and suggested kit list
• Information about local services, facilities and attractions
• Polish-Slovak glossary
• Sized to easily fit in a jacket pocket

 

Fully-updated fourth edition of this comprehensive guide to hiking and scrambling in the High Tatras mountains between Poland and Slovakia, and the White and Western Tatras ranges. Describes the network of graded, waymarked routes, suggests itineraries and gives full information on walking in the Tatras. Has stunning scenery and wildlife.

The co-authors are Colin Saunders, a member of the Outdoor Writers' Guild, who has visited the area many times, and Reneta Narozna, who was born and bred there. Colin Saunders has wide experience of walking in many parts of Britain and Europe. He has written books on walking in London and South East England and is a consultant on walking to charities and other organisations.