- Seven huts, five mountain passes, three summits
- Hiking under the highest peaks of the High Tatras – Lomnicky peak & Gerlach
- Most scenic sections of the Grand Traverse (Magistrala) in the High Tatras
- Combination of mountain accommodation – mountain huts, mountain hotels and guest houses
- Hiking without sleeping bag or cooking utensils
Itinerary
Meeting in Krakow Arrival to the Tatras through the picturesque Polish highlands – “Podhale”.
Summary: 5 hours of hiking, 13 km, 
780 m, 
235 m, highest point 1.750 m
Morning climb of the Marmot peak (2.037 m) – great view of the White Tatras. Hiking below the second highest peak – Lomnicky peak (2.633 m) – to mountain hut “Zamkovskeho chata”.
Summary: 4 hours of hiking, 10 km, 615 m, 705 m, highest point 2.023 m
Summary: 5 hours of hiking, 12 km, 640 m, 825 m, highest point 2.015 m
Relaxing day – visit of the smallest national park Pieniny, rafting tour through the Dunajec river gorge on wooden rafts. Afternoon visit of the wooden protestant church in Kezmarok (UNESCO) – the jewel of Slovak baroque architecture.
Comfortable hiking along the Grand Traverse trail called Magistrala – the longest hiking trail in the High Tatras connecting all southern valleys. Fabulous views of the highest peaks (Mt. Gerlach, 2.656 m) and several mountain lakes.
Summary: 6 hours of hiking, 15 km, 1.256 m, 741 m, highest point 2.045 m
Hiking in the wide open Mengusovska valley, climb over a rock terrace secured by chains, along the highest located Tatra mountain hut (2.250 m) up to Rysy peak (2.499 m) – great view of both sides of Tatras (Polish and Slovak one).
Summary: 6 hours of hiking, 12 km, 1.060 m, 1.060 m, highest point 2.499 m
Our tour ends after the breakfast by descending to tram stop and departure for Krakow/Poprad. En route to Krakow review your hiking tour on panoramic drive around the Tatras.
