Todas Sitios — Wild Atlas Guide

Gorce National Park

Where the Beskid Mountains rise above the Vistula River basin, Gorce National Park protects one of Lesser Poland’s most distinctive

Granite outcrops and beech forests define this modest yet ecologically rich protected landscape in Lower Silesia, where rolling terrain between

Sandy pine forests and wetland mosaics spread across the glacial plains northwest of Warsaw, where Kampinos National Park protects one

Where granite peaks rise above the tree line and deep beech forests cloak the lower slopes, Karkonosze National Park spans

Where the Warta River spreads into its delta before joining the Oder, wetland and woodland merge into one of central

Straddling the border between Poland and Belarus, this primordial forest landscape encompasses one of Europe’s last remaining expanses of old-growth

Where glacial lakes cut through northeastern Poland’s primordial forests, Wigry National Park sprawls across 368 square kilometers of one of

Where the Narew River sprawls across northeastern Poland’s flatlands, Biebrza National Park unfolds as one of Europe’s largest and most

Where the High Tatras rise abruptly from the Carpathian foothills, Tatra National Park protects one of Europe’s most dramatic mountain

Where the Carpathian foothills roll across southeastern Poland, a vast upland wilderness of beech and spruce forest unfolds across nearly