Starorobociański Wierch (2,176 m above sea level) is the highest peak of the Polish Western Tatras. The route leads from the Chochołowska Valley through Trzydniowiański and Kończy Wierch, offering unforgettable views and the real taste of a long mountain hike.
Note: The exact route plan is always arranged individually with the guide — the plan shown here is indicative only.
Trip plan
Meeting point:6:00 – parking lot at Siwa Polana (in front of the entrance to TPN)
Route:Siwa Polana → Chochołowska Valley → Polana Trzydniówka → Trzydniowiański Wierch (1,758 m above sea level) → Kończy Wierch (2,002 m above sea level) → Starorobociański Wierch (2,176 m above sea level) → return via the same route
Route length:approx. 22 km
Transition time:10–11 h (with breaks)
Sum of approaches:approx. 1500 m
Total descent:approx. 1500 m
Highest point:Starorobociański Wierch – 2176 m above sea level
Why it's worth it
You will conquer the highest peak of the Polish Western Tatras
You will walk along a beautiful ridge through Trzydniowiański and Kończy Wierch
You will see a panorama of the Western Tatras, Giewont and the High Tatras in the background
You will feel the atmosphere of one of the wildest and most extensive valleys - Chochołowska
The course of the trip
We meet at 6:00 in the parking lot at Siwa Polana
We set off through the Chochołowska Valley to Polana Trzydniówka
The approach leads through Trzydniowiański Wierch and further to Kończy Wierch
We reach our goal - Starorobociański Wierch (2176 m above sea level), the highest peak of the Western Tatras on the Polish side
After resting, we return along the same route to Siwa Polana
Price and organization
Number of participants:max. 8 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 to the TPN
Parking fees