Rysy is the highest peak in Poland, located in the Tatra Mountains, reaching a height of 2499 metres above sea level. The trail is not very steep, but due to the altitude and elevation, climbing Rysy can be a challenge, especially for novice hikers.

In the summer, the trail to the top of Rysy is pleasant, with moderate temperatures ranging from 10-20°C. Although days can be sunny, it is important to remember that weather in the mountains can change quickly. Rain and thunderstorms are frequent, so it is always worth bringing rain gear.

In winter, conditions on the trail are much harder. Temperatures often drop below zero, and snow can cover the trail from October to April. As a result, climbing Rysy in the winter can be dangerous and require appropriate equipment and mountaineering experience.

The trail is well-marked, and the terrain is varied, with beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. Estimated time to reach the peak is around 6-8 hours from the starting point. No additional climbing equipment is required, but it is worth being better prepared.