Sarnia Skała – Biały Stream Valley Trail loop from Dolina Strążyska

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Sarnia Skała – Biały Stream Valley Trail loop from Dolina Strążyska

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Sarnia Skała – Biały Stream Valley Trail loop from Dolina Strążyska

05:16

14.4km

600m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 26, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment that may be dangerous

A part of this route comprises technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience may be required.

After 6.33 km for 549 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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3.31 km

Strążyski Potok

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The hiking trail follows the Strazyski Potok river for a good stretch. The current varies depending on the gradient and rainfall. It can be observed well here.

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4.55 km

View of Giewont

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Hikers can see the summit cross of Giewont (Reclining Knight, 1895 m) early on. The mountain massif is impressive. But also frustrating if you want to climb it. The summit seems infinitely far away.

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5.02 km

Siklawica Waterfall

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A waterfall in the Western Tatras in the upper part of the Strążyska Valley. The total height of the waterfall is 24m.

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6.56 km

The end of the ascent to Sarnia Skała is a bit demanding, but you are in high mountains - you don't have to be a climber to get here, and the views are simply magnificent. A beautiful panorama of Podhale and a view of the northern face of Giewont.

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8.14 km

Waterfall in Tatra National Park

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In winter, the upper part requires at least crawlers.

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8.96 km

Biały Stream Valley Trail

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beautiful path crossing the torrent several times

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9.57 km

Trail Through the Gorge in Tatrzański Park Narodowy

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A charming trail along a stream between beautiful rock passages :)

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10.7 km

Spadowiec Waterfall

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The path leads past the waterfall via a wooden bridge.
There are several such “waterfalls” here. This one is a bit more impressive.

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14.4 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

6.69 km

4.94 km

2.08 km

639 m

Surfaces

5.30 km

4.61 km

1.93 km

1.88 km

639 m

Elevation

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Weather

Friday 9 October

16°C

5°C

19 %

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Max wind speed: 5.0 km/h

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Comments

March 1, 2025,(jh) Dol. Strążyska - Siklawica - Sarnia Skała (1377m) - Igła (1207m) - Dol. Białego

Original track:
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January 30, 2026,mglisty🗻🌫️

The view is not very clear😶‍🌫️ and delightful🤍🌨️❄️ Tatra National Park beginning of the Road to Biały, before Sarnia Skała descent to the Polana Strążyska shelter, we managed to reach the Siklawica Waterfall and Spadowiec on the way back along the Road under Reglami.

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September 29, 2021,Wanderung 29.09.2021 10:42

Wonderful tour. The direction of travel makes sense in any case. Ascent and descent are a real challenge on wet ground.

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July 20, 2024,Zakopane (4)

A loop in the national park. Passing waterfalls, rocks and a cave. The climb was quite steep but worth it. The view was fantastic.

June 18, 2024,Zakopane Hohe Tatra - um den Lomik zur Sarnia Skala und zum Siklawica Wasserfall

The path to the Sarnia Skala is quite strenuous. Komoot actually lists the path as a dangerous section when planning. The last part is a bit steep, but very doable if you're sure-footed. A few hikers have also climbed up and down on all fours, so it's not a worry. The view definitely makes up for the effort. Definitely a …

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