The trip offers beautiful panoramas of the Western Tatras, a wonderful place to rest on the Wielka Polana Małołącka and the opportunity to see hay meadows - a characteristic element of the Tatra landscape. You will learn about the topography, geology and living nature of the Tatra Mountains, as well as a historical curiosity - a former shepherd's hut near Przysłop Miętusi run by Bronisława Staszel-Polankowa.
Note: The exact route plan is always arranged individually with the guide — the plan shown here is indicative only.
Trip plan
Meeting point:parking lot in Gronik (entrance to the Mała Łąka Valley)
Route:Gronik → Dolina Mała Łąki → Przysłop Miętusi → Ścieżka nad Reglami → Wielka Polana Małołącka → Dolina Mała Łąki → Gronik
Route length:approx. 5.5 km
Transition time:3–4 h (with breaks)
Sum of approaches:approx. 300 m
Total descent:approx. 300 m
Highest point:Przysłop Miętusi – 1189 m above sea level
Why it's worth it
A safe and peaceful trip under the care of a licensed Tatra guide, in line with the TPN requirements for groups
An ideal proposition for schools, families and organized groups
Picturesque views from Przysłop Miętusi of Czerwone Wierchy, Kominiarski Wierch and Kościeliska Valley
Opportunity to discover the beautiful and less frequented Mała Łąka Valley
Rest on Wielka Polana Małołącka with a panorama of Wielka Małołącka Turnia and Giewont
The course of the trip
Meeting at the parking lot in Gronik
Approach through the Mała Łąka Valley to Przysłop Miętusi - beautiful views along the way
A walk along the picturesque Path over Reglami to the Wielka Polana Małołącka - a break for rest and photos with Wielka Małołącka Turnia and Giewont in the background
Descent through the Mała Łąka Valley back to Gronik
Price and organization
Number of participants:max. 50 people per guide
Price: depending on group size, according to the price list
The price includes:
The care of a Tatra guide
The price does not include:
Entrance tickets to TPN
Parking fees