SummitPost.org

http://www.summitpost.org/mountain/rock ... kytov.html
and a bonus :
http://www.summitpost.org/album/644876/ ... olina.html

Interesting website - in Polish (the whole of the new map of the Chornohora to be viewed online on the front page at the moment) - but with lots of pix taken all over the Carpathians

sjarelkwint wrote:I wanne go to poland 3 - 9 januari. Any suggestions?

Beskid Niski

Karkonosze only can fulfill your 1000m ambition but watch out the avalanche conditions.
http://www.summitpost.org/area/range/37 ... -mts-.html
Otherwise try the Iser Mts.
http://www.summitpost.org/area/range/57 ... tains.html

sjarelkwint wrote:I wanne go to poland 3 - 9 januari. Any suggestions?

What sort of fun would you like?

sjarelkwint wrote:

yatsek wrote:

sjarelkwint wrote:I wanne go to poland 3 - 9 januari. Any suggestions?

What sort of fun would you like?

Scrambling With a bit of snow-fun and cold weather

In those countries the first and the second are often hardly compatible... Except if you have the same gear & skills.

Borišov

and the hut, inseparable from the peak...
Chata pod Borišovom

And few bonuses ...
http://www.summitpost.org/album/646186/ ... tures.html
http://www.summitpost.org/album/646921/ ... rfall.html

sjarelkwint wrote:That's the kind of thing I'm looking for!

I'm not sure.

sjarelkwint wrote:How do you mean?
I'm looking for something like hindelanger klettersteig in winter ... Have done that last year and want to do it again this year ... No iceclimbing, rock-climbing is ok, but can't make good enough ice-protection and I only have 1 piolet ...

The lack of vocabulary in your answer confirms that you are not ready to do that. Polish mountains can be really dangerous in winter. If I were you, I would stick on what people usually do, keeping on the open trails and do the usual winter hikes.

sjarelkwint wrote:I have no experience with the polish winter nor do I have experience with polish mountains ...

I'm looking for something "fun" and hard in eastern europe for this winter (first week of january) Maybe I'll just go back to the alps ...

If you're comfortable with the Alps in winter, why don't you go to the Tatras? Look at the link Visentin has pasted just above. This is kind of little Alps - smaller area, easier access, shorter routes, but can make for a similar level of difficulty.

sjarelkwint wrote:I have no experience with the polish winter nor do I have experience with polish mountains ...
I'm looking for something "fun" and hard in eastern europe for this winter (first week of january) Maybe I'll just go back to the alps ...

Whatever... imho your approach is just the opposite order as things should be: you decide the fun you are going to have, and then you search for the mountains that could fulfill it.
First read about those mountains, on SP or elsewhere, and if they make you curious then you'll visit them - and you'll already know how.

http://www.summitpost.org/album/514410/vysok-tatry.html
Zero votes ! Not attached to anything ! Look at those photos...

http://www.summitpost.org/parent/647381/gorce-2010.html
http://www.summitpost.org/album/646186/ ... tures.html

http://www.summitpost.org/hut/campgroun ... jowej.html

Teryho Chata and Chata Pod Rysmi have now their own website
http://www.chatapodrysmi.sk/
http://www.teryhochata.sk/