Top Nature in Poland

Make use of the free walking routes; they’re well marked and give you a great view of everything without extra cost! I missed a few because I didn’t follow the signs.

Watch out for the weather! It can change quickly in the mountains. My advice is to have a light rain jacket handy even if it looks sunny when you start.

Pack a proper lunch. We spent way too much on overpriced snacks at the nearby cafe. Bring a picnic and enjoy it by the lake instead.

If you can, book your tickets online in advance. I went there hoping to buy tickets on the spot, and luckily it wasn't too busy, but I heard it can be a long wait.

Bring your camera! The park is super photogenic, and you'll find many picturesque spots that you'll want to capture. Don't forget to snap some photos by the water!

My advice is to check the park's event schedule before visiting. There might be local performances or markets happening that can enhance your experience!

Download a map before you go. I didn't and ended up lost for a bit, which wasted some time. The signage isn’t always the best, so being prepared helps.

Look for the less popular trails. I took the route that everyone raves about, and it was packed. The hidden paths were so much more peaceful and beautiful!

I suggest setting aside at least two hours to stroll around. There are lots of nooks and crannies I missed when I rushed through it. Take your time and soak in the pretty sights!