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High Tatras

  • Jul 26

    21-year-old Polish climber dies after slipping and falling 150 metres on Slovakia's Wysoka peak

    A 21-year-old Polish man died on Saturday morning, 25 July 2026, after slipping on treacherous terrain and falling roughly 150 metres while retreating from the summit of Wysoka in Slovakia's High Tatras. It is the second fatal accident involving a Polish national in the same range within two weeks.

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