Czerwone Wierchy Apartment

The seventh building in the settlement looks towards the Western Tatras. Its four apartments are named after the peaks you see from their windows. We will share the details once the building is ready.

Czerwone Wierchy, the Red Peaks, are four gentle domes on the Slovak border: Kopa Kondracka, Małołączniak, Krzesanica (the highest, 2,122 m) and Ciemniak. They owe their name to the highland rush, a grass that turns rusty red in late summer and autumn, so the whole massif glows in the sun. Underneath, the mountain is hollow: dozens of caves hide in the limestone, including Wielka Śnieżna, the longest and deepest cave in Poland. In September and October you can watch from your apartment as the green ridge turns to copper.