Northern part of High Tatras geographically located in Poland.
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Polish High Tatras are part of Carpathian arc with highest point being Rysy (2499m) on polish-slovakian border. The mountains are granite peaks, the rock is rather broken with exception of several compact faces that provided spectacular multi-pitch climbs in alpine environment and mostly with trad protection.
For protection, pitons, cams, nuts etc. are allowed.
The whole area is a national park (Tatrzański Park Narodowy, TPN) and visiting it follows strict regulations. In particular
Detailed regulations for climbing are published at TPN website
You arrive in the region either from nord - Cracow, Nowy Targ, Zakopane or from south - Poprad, Lysa Polana
There are three principal approaches
Starting season 2021 you are adviced to reserve parking beforehands (https://tpn.pl/zwiedzaj/e-bilety), though it was still possible to negotiate on the spot.
High in mountains there are three principal tourist huts that offer dormitories or rooms
All are usually booked well in advance.
Usual ethic of alpine climbing and mountaineering.
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