Summits-on-the-Air. Poland (SP) Association Reference Manual. Date: 01-Jun-2013 obo SOTA Management Team

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1 Summits on the Air Reference Manual Document Reference S26.1 Issue number 1.1 Date of issue 01-June-2013 Participation start date 01-Apr-2008 Authorised Manager Summits-on-the-Air Date: 01-Jun-2013 obo SOTA Management Team Bartosz Kuzma SQ9APD an original concept by G3WGV and developed with G3CWI Notice Summits on the Air SOTA and the SOTA logo are trademarks of the Programme. This document is copyright of the Programme. All other trademarks and copyrights referenced herein are acknowledged. Page 1 of 28 Document S26.1

2 Table of contents 1. CHANGE CONTROL 2. ASSOCATION REFERENCE DATA 2.1 Programme derivation in Poland 2.2 General information 2.3 Rights of way and access issues 2.4 Maps and navigation 2.5 Safety considerations 2.6 Foreign HAMs in Poland 2.7 Awards 2.8 Disclaimer 3. SUMMIT REFERENCE DATA 3.1 Reference Sudety al notes Table of summits 3.2 Reference Karkonosze al notes Table of summits 3.3 Reference Sudety Środkowe al notes Table of summits 3.4 Reference Sudety Wschodnie al notes Table of summits 3.5 Reference Przedgórze Sudeckie al notes Table of summits 3.6 Reference Beskidy al notes Table of summits 3.7 Reference Beskidy Środkowe al notes Table of summits 3.8 Reference Beskidy Wschodnie al notes Table of summits 3.9 Reference Pogórze Beskidzkie al notes Table of summits 3.10 Reference Pieniny al notes Table of summits 3.11 Reference Tatry al notes Table of summits 3.12 Reference Bieszczady al notes Table of summits 3.13 Reference Wyżyna Śląsko-Krakowska al notes Table of summits Page 2 of 28 Document S26.1

3 3.14 Reference Góry Świętokrzyskie al notes Table of summits 3.15 Reference Pojezierza al notes Table of summits Page 3 of 28 Document S26.1

4 1. CHANGE CONTROL Date Version Details 01-Mar First formal issue of this document 01-June a) New Assocation Manager b) Programme derivation (item 2.1) some text updated c) added summits: PO-004, WS-003, BI-030, SP-003, BW-009, SS-019, BZ-080, BZ-081, BZ-082 d) deleted summits (no P150): BW-005, SS-011, WS-001, BS-030, GS-004, BZ-079, BZ-071, BZ-067, TA-013; BZ-017 (no SP) e) corrected name: BZ-028, BZ-058, SS-006, BZ-047, BZ-068, BZ-037, SS-013, BZ-060 f) corrected coordinates: BS-019, BS-020, BS-024, BS-026, BS-027, BZ-063, SZ-005, BZ-009, BI-027, BP-002, BP-003, BP-008, SS-008, SS-009, BP-002, BS-014, BZ-052, BZ-051, BZ-054, BZ-053, BZ-061, BP-001, BP-007, BZ-038, BP-006, BZ-058 g) added new ways to access SOTA SP (item 2.1) h) Safety considerations (item 2.5) some text updated i) added other mountain awards in Poland (item 2.7) j) renamed (item 3.13) and changed keyword for WS-001 k) changed keyword for TA-015, TA-016 (item 3.11) l) Maps and navigation (item 2.4) some text updated m) added description of the restrictions of Tatry (item 3.11) n) added description of the restrictions of Bieszczady (item 3.12) o) expanded Pojezierza (item 3.15) Page 4 of 28 Document S26.1

5 2. ASSOCATION REFERENCE DATA Commencement date 01 April 2008 s parameters 1 Summit operation criteria Band 1, score 1 point Band 2, score 2 points Band 3, score 4 points Band 4, score 6 points Band 5, score 8 points Band 6, score 10 points Seasonal bonus Bonus rationale Min. height for bonus Bonus period dates sponsored awards Manager Operation must be within 25m vertically of the summit <= 600 m a.s.l. >=600 m a.s.l. <700 m. a.s.l. >=700 m a.s.l. <850 m. a.s.l. >=850 m a.s.l. <1000 m. a.s.l. >=1000 m a.s.l. <1300 m. a.s.l. >=1300 m. a.s.l. Yes Winter period with highest probability of sub-zero temperatures and deep snow 3 Points for activations >=1200m ASL 1 December to 15 March inclusive None Bartosz Kuzma SQ9APD (sota.poland@gmail.com) 2.1 Programme derivation in Poland The initiator and first assocation manager of Programme SOTA in Poland was Michał Sadowski SQ6JNX Michał, thank you for a job well done. Polish SOTA is an extension of similar programmes already active in other countries. Much of the initial list of summits was based on the work of Piotr Mielus published on website (Thank You Piotr!). 11 See General Rules for parameter definitions Page 5 of 28 Document S26.1

6 List of summits was based on data found in: - data on The relative peaks of Poland, - data found in online maps at - different regional and hiking maps made by Compass, Sygnatura, Galileos. A couple of summits have reference numbers for SOTA also in Czech Republic and Slovakia. The summit database is likely to be complete. If you find a summit which you'd like to add to SOTA SP, or you find a mistake in this ARM please contact the Manager. Activators are asked to submit details of proposed additional summits to the Manager. Summits cannot be counted for points until a reference number has been allocated by the Manager. 2.2 General information s are based on macroregions of physico-geographical regionalization of Poland by Jerzy Kondracki with few exceptions (explained in Reference when necessary). All regions do have the same points rationing scheme. To qualify for a summit it has to meet the following requirements: The summit must be listed in the hiking map 1: with a corresponding Name The summit must be elevated at least 150 m from it s surroundings In the case of doubt the Management Team will decide whether the Summit will be added to the list The summit database does not claim to be completed and can only be changed by the acceptance of the management team. Summits cannot be counted for points until a reference number has been allocated by the association manager. There is a unwritten rule which that you should say Hello, Good Morning and Afternoon, etc (in polish Dzień dobry ) to other people you meet on footpaths, esp. in Sudetes. 2.3 Rights of way and access issues Footpaths in Poland are usually well marked. Anyhow you should take a good map of the region where you want to hike plus GPS and/or compass if you have one. Never hike without a map, always follow the footpath. We (the team) don't know anything about summits which are private property. If you find one, you'll need owner's permission before attempting activation. 2.4 Maps and navigation The easiest way to obtain a map is to buy one in the city or village which is closest to the summit. We are sure, that you will be able to obtain one in almost every bookstore, shop or kiosk. Best maps (scale 1:50000) are printed by Compass, Sygnatura, and Galileos, but not exclusively. They also offer digital version for use in: mobile phones, PDAs or GPSreceivers, by using the software: Trekbuddy, OzzieExplorer and other. In every table of summits there is a column Mountain Range (keyword), which will help you to find most accurate map for summit's surroundings. Some areas of Poland are covered by APRS. Page 6 of 28 Document S26.1

7 2.5 Safety considerations Before hiking always ask for weather forecast or check it i.e. on Please remember, that weather in the mountains can change rapidly and you should be always prepared both for snow, rain, strong wind or intensive sun, especially over 1000 meters a.s.l. In case of emergency you should call GOPR or TOPR (mountain rescue services) using mobile phone number You can dial the general emergency number for mobile phones: Foreign HAMs in Poland Holders of CEPT Licenses are authorised to transmit according to their licenses and IARU I Bandplan. You should have a copy of your license with you. You should prefix your callsign with SP/ (SP is the main prefix in Poland, other prefixes are: SQ, SN, HF, 3Z and SR). Then you can add /QRP, /P, /M and when working using power from socket (230V) you should use /n, where n depends on the region you are in (shown on map on the next page). Second stroking isn't mandatory. If you'd like to transmit from Poland for longer than 3 months you should contact UKE (Urząd Komunikacji Elektronicznej, Office of Electronic Communications) in order to obtain a (F Class) license. You can contact UKE via: Office of Electronic Communications (Urząd Komunikacji Elektronicznej) 18/20 Kasprzaka Street Warsaw Poland uke@uke.gov.pl Office hours: from 8:15 until 16:15 Monday through Friday Division of Poland (Author unknown) Page 7 of 28 Document S26.1

8 2.7 Awards There are no -specific awards at the moment. Other mountain awards in Poland: - Korona Gór Polski Award (Crown of Polish Mountains Award) publish by SP9KGP - Korona Gór Europy Award (Crown of European Mountain Award) publish by SP9KGP - Babia Góra Award (Mount Babia Góra Award) publish by Babia Góra Radioamateur Club 2.8 Disclaimer Hiking, hill-walking and rock-climbing are potentially dangerous activities. The SOTA Management Team and their associates assume no responsibility for accidents. Each participant does so at his or her own risk, and must decide, on the basis of their own ability, whether an objective is achievable. The listing of a summit in the reference does not mean that it is easy to reach, and it is always worth seeking local advice for all but the simplest of expeditions. Page 8 of 28 Document S26.1

9 3. SUMMIT REFERENCE DATA 3.1 Reference Sudety Sudety (SP/SZ-xxx) Refer to Manager al notes Sudety (Western Sudetes) are mainly located in both in Poland and Czech Republic, close to German border Table of summits SZ-001 Wysoka Kopa , ,41944 Góry Izerskie SZ-002 Kamienica , ,44028 Góry Izerskie SZ-003 Skalnik , ,90139 Rudawy Janowickie SZ-004 Baraniec , ,89167 Góry Kaczawskie SZ-005 Okole , ,81787 Góry Kaczawskie SZ-006 Turzec , ,97083 Góry Kaczawskie 1 Apr SZ-007 Poręba , ,03333 Góry Kaczawskie 1 Apr SZ-008 Lubrza , ,99167 Góry Kaczawskie 1 Apr SZ-009 Żeleźniak , ,97778 Góry Kaczawskie 1 Apr SZ-010 Krzyżna Góra , ,86806 Rudawy Janowickie 1 Apr Page 9 of 28 Document S26.1

10 3.2 Reference Karkonosze Karkonosze (SP/KA-xxx) Refer to Manager al notes Karkonosze (or Giant Mountains, a translation of the German term Riesengebirge) are de facto part of Sudety (Western Sudetes) but because of their popularity and height (Śnieżka, 1602 m a.s.l. is the highest peak in Karkonosze and the highest peak of Czech Republic) had been excluded from them Table of summits KA-001 Śnieżka , ,74028 Karkonosze 0 KA-002 Wielki Szyszak , ,56806 Karkonosze 0 Page 10 of 28 Document S26.1

11 3.3 Reference Sudety Środkowe Sudety Środkowe (SP/SS-xxx) Refer to Manager al notes Sudety Środkowe (Central Sudetes) are located in southern part of Lower Silesian Voivodership, and also in western part of Czech Republic. Notable city are Kłodzko and Świdnica. This is a region with couple of spa towns, i.e. Polanica-Zdrój, Duszniki-Zdrój, Kudowa-Zdrój and Szczawno-Zdrój Table of summits SS-001 Wielka Sowa , ,48889 Góry Sowie SS-002 Jagodna , ,56667 Góry Bystrzyckie SS-003 Kalenica , ,54722 Góry Sowie SS-004 Waligóra , ,27917 Góry Kamienne SS-005 Szczeliniec Wielki , ,34167 Góry Stołowe SS-006 Czerniec , ,58056 Góry Bystrzyckie SS-007 Borowa , ,30556 Góry Wałbrzyskie SS-008 Lesista Wielka , ,1917 Góry Kamienne SS-009 Chełmiec , ,2125 Góry Wałbrzyskie SS-010 Stożek Wielki , ,22917 Góry Kamienne SS-011 Dzikowiec , ,20833 Góry Kamienne 1 Apr June SS-012 Trójgarb , ,16389 Góry Wałbrzyskie SS-013 Szeroka Góra (Kłodzka) , ,75833 Góry Bardzkie SS-014 Święta Góra Lubawska , ,99861 Góry Kamienne SS-015 Dziób , ,14861 Góry Kamienne 1 Apr SS-016 Krąglak , ,05833 Góry Wałbrzyskie 1 Apr SS-017 Góra Wszystkich Św , ,52222 Góry Bardzkie 1 Apr SS-018 Wilczy Kopel , ,54167 Góry Bardzkie 1 Apr SS-019 Zadzierna , ,9597 Wzg. Lubawskie 1 June Page 11 of 28 Document S26.1

12 3.4 Reference Sudety Wschodnie Sudety Wschodnie (SP/SW-xxx) Refer to Manager al notes Sudety Wschodnie (Eastern Sudetes) are located in south and south-eastern part of Lower Silesian Voivodership, both on Polish and Czech side of the border Table of summits SW-001 Śnieżnik (Králický Sněžnik) , ,85000 Masyw Śnieżnika 0 SW-002 Czarna Góra , ,80556 Masyw Śnieżnika SW-003 Borówkowa , ,90000 Góry Złote SW-004 Biskupia Kopa , ,42500 Góry Opawskie SW-005 Jawornik Wielki , ,85000 Góry Złote SW-006 Kobyla Kopa (Kaniczek) , ,93889 Góry Złote Page 12 of 28 Document S26.1

13 3.5 Reference Przedgórze Sudeckie Przedgórze Sudeckie Refer to Manager al notes Przedgórze Sudeckie (Sudetes Foreland) is located in southern part of Województwo Dolnośląskie (Lower Silesian Voivodeship), south from the capital city of region, Wroclaw. Przedgórze Sudeckie consists of many hills, but only Masyw Ślęży (Ślęża Massive) has proper prominence Table of summits SP-001 Ślęża SP-002 Radunia , ,70833 Przedgórze Sudeckie , ,70833 Przedgórze Sudeckie SP-003 Szczytna , ,6330 Przedgórze Sudeckie 1 June Page 13 of 28 Document S26.1

14 3.6 Reference Beskidy Beskidy (SP/BZ-xxx) Refer to Manager al notes Beskidy (Western Beskides) are located in Śląskie and Małopolskie Voidvodership. Western Beskides consists with the largest number of summits in Poland. Notable Cities are Krakow and Bielsko-Biała Table of summits BZ-001 Diablak (Babia Góra) BZ-002 Polica BZ-003 Romanka BZ-004 Lipowska , ,52917 Beskid , ,61944 Beskid , ,24167 Beskid , ,21806 Beskid 0 BZ-005 Turbacz , ,11111 Gorce 0 BZ-006 Kudłoń , ,17639 Gorce BZ-007 Radziejowa , ,60278 Beskid Sądecki BZ-008 Skrzyczne , ,03056 Beskid Śląski BZ-009 Wielka Racza , ,96944 Beskid BZ-010 Gorc Kamieniecki , ,25278 Gorce BZ-011 Wielka Rycerzowa (Bukowina) , ,08889 Beskid BZ-012 Barania Góra , ,01111 Beskid Śląski BZ-013 Lubań , ,34028 Gorce BZ-014 Mogielica BZ-015 Mędralowa BZ-016 Muńcuł , ,27639 Beskid , ,46111 Beskid , ,10417 Beskid BZ-017 Oszus (Wysoki Beskid) , ,18611 Beskid June BZ-018 Bendoszka Wielka , ,04306 Beskid Page 14 of 28 Document S26.1

15 BZ-019 Hruba Buczyna , ,23194 Beskid BZ-020 Klimczok , ,99444 Beskid Śląski BZ-021 Jaworzyna Krynicka , ,89444 Beskid Sądecki BZ-022 Jałowiec , ,47778 Beskid BZ-023 Wierch nad Kamieniem , ,79444 Beskid Sądecki BZ-024 Ćwilin , ,19167 Beskid BZ-025 Pusta Wielka , ,82500 Beskid Sądecki BZ-026 Jasień BZ-027 Jaworzyna "Korbielowska" BZ-028 Praszywka Wielka BZ-029 Sucha Góra "Rajecka" BZ-030 Modyń BZ-031 Luboń Wielki BZ-032 Prusów , ,22083 Beskid , ,41111 Beskid , ,03889 Beskid , ,14028 Beskid , ,37639 Beskid , ,99583 Beskid , ,14444 Beskid BZ-033 Wielki Wierch , ,25833 Gorce BZ-034 Śnieżnica , ,18056 Beskid BZ-035 Wielka Czantoria , ,80556 Beskid Śląski BZ-036 Kiczory "Stożeckie" , ,83750 Beskid Śląski BZ-037 Przysłop (Dzwonkówka) , ,47222 Beskid Sądecki BZ-038 Szczebel , ,0103 Beskid BZ-039 Lubogoszcz , ,10139 Beskid BZ-040 Rachowiec , ,00278 Beskid BZ-041 Łopień , ,26667 Beskid BZ-042 Koziarz , ,44722 Beskid Sądecki BZ-043 Bukowiński Wierch , ,83472 Beskid BZ-044 Kraczonik , ,94167 Beskid Sądecki BZ-045 Pająków Wierch , ,76667 Beskid BZ-046 Czupel "Wilkowicki" , ,16111 Beskid Mały BZ-047 Madohora (Łamana Skała) , ,39583 Beskid Mały Page 15 of 28 Document S26.1

16 BZ-048 Cichoń (Tokoń) , ,37361 Beskid BZ-049 Jaworz (Kretówka) , ,51944 Beskid BZ-050 Lubomir , ,06250 Beskid Makowski BZ-051 Ochodzita , ,9542 Beskid Śląski BZ-052 Wysokie Bereście , ,0264 Beskid Sądecki BZ-053 Wielka Grapa (Kocierz) , ,2833 Beskid Mały BZ-054 Równica , ,8569 Beskid Śląski BZ-055 Magurka (Borsucza) , ,57222 Beskid BZ-056 Łosek (Lasek) , ,37500 Beskid BZ-057 Koskowa Góra , ,78333 Beskid Makowski BZ-058 Zembalowa , ,9111 Beskid Makowski BZ-059 Kotoń , ,90833 Beskid Makowski BZ-060 Trojaki (Sołowy Wierch) , ,95000 Beskid Śląski BZ-061 Stołowa Góra , ,8163 Beskid Makowski BZ-062 Groniczki , ,14444 Beskid Mały BZ-063 Ciecień , ,14189 Beskid BZ-064 Zabawa , ,08333 Beskid Śląski BZ-065 Ogorzala , ,14583 Beskid BZ-066 Kamionna , ,39583 Beskid BZ-067 Łysa Góra "Limanowska" , ,45278 Beskid June BZ-068 Palenica (Bukowski Groń) , ,25694 Beskid Mały BZ-069 Bąków (Czeretnik) , ,37083 Beskid BZ-070 Kostrza , ,30000 Beskid BZ-071 Kiczora "Kasińska" , ,02361 Beskid Makowski June BZ-072 Żurawnica , ,51250 Beskid Mały BZ-073 Ostry "Nydecki" , ,75278 Beskid Śląski BZ-074 Łopusze , ,44722 Beskid 1 Apr BZ-075 Paproć , ,35000 Beskid 1 Apr BZ-076 Białowodzka Góra , ,61667 Beskid 1 Apr Page 16 of 28 Document S26.1

17 BZ-077 Grojec , ,19722 Beskid 1 Apr BZ-078 Jaroszowicka Góra , ,53750 Beskid Makowski BZ-079 Czyżowiec , ,66389 Beskid June BZ-080 Wierzbanowska Góra , ,11519 Beskid Makowski 1 June BZ-081 Orłowa , Beskid Śląski 1 June BZ-082 Zęzów , ,3198 Beskid 1 June Page 17 of 28 Document S26.1

18 3.7 Reference Beskidy Środkowe Beskidy Środkowe (SP/BS-xxx) Refer to Manager al notes Beskidy Środkowe (Central Beskides) are located in south-eastern part of Poland, along Slovak border in both Małopolskie and Podkarpackie Voidvodership. Notable cities are: Nowy Sącz, and Krosno Table of summits BS-001 Lackowa , ,10278 Beskid Niski BS-002 Ostry Wierch , ,12222 Beskid Niski BS-003 Kozie Żebro , ,86667 Beskid Niski BS-004 Jaworzyna Konieczniańska , ,26250 Beskid Niski BS-005 Jaworze , ,91389 Beskid Niski BS-006 Jaworzynka "Wysowska" , ,21806 Beskid Niski BS-007 Kamień nad Jaśliskami (Bieszczad) , ,82222 Beskid Niski BS-008 Wielki Bukowiec (Pasika) , ,96667 Beskid Niski BS-009 Wątkowa , ,36667 Beskid Niski BS-010 Magura Małastowska , ,21944 Beskid Niski BS-011 Mareszka , ,36389 Beskid Niski BS-012 Chełm "Grybowski" , ,99722 Beskid Niski BS-013 Tokarnia "Bukowicka" , ,03333 Beskid Niski BS-014 Magurycz Duży , ,3251 Beskid Niski BS-015 Hłocza , ,96528 Beskid Niski BS-016 Rotunda , ,23611 Beskid Niski BS-017 Jawornik "nad Jaśliskami" , ,85278 Beskid Niski BS-018 Baranie (Stavok) , ,60000 Beskid Niski BS-019 Rosochatka , ,8583 Beskid Niski BS-020 Maślana Góra , ,0583 Beskid Niski Page 18 of 28 Document S26.1

19 BS-021 Bordiów Wierch , ,11111 Beskid Niski BS-022 Cergowa , ,71944 Beskid Niski BS-023 Kamień "nad Krempną" , ,51111 Beskid Niski BS-024 Zimny Wierch , ,65411 Beskid Niski BS-025 Dania (Halka) , ,60000 Beskid Niski 1 Apr BS-026 Chyrowa , ,6486 Beskid Niski 1 Apr BS-027 Cyrla , ,4431 Beskid Niski 1 Apr BS-028 Kopa "Klimkowska" , ,12361 Beskid Niski 1 Apr BS-029 Żurawinka , ,11389 Beskid Niski 1 Apr BS-030 Łysiec , ,11389 Beskid Niski June BS-031 Suchy Wierch "Szymbarski" , ,09167 Beskid Niski 1 Apr BS-032 Kiczera Żdżar , ,07639 Beskid Niski 1 Apr BS-033 Franków , ,65278 Beskid Niski Page 19 of 28 Document S26.1

20 3.8 Reference Beskidy Wschodnie Beskidy Wschodnie (SP/BW-xxx) Refer to Manager al notes Beskidy Wschodnie (Eastern Beskides) are located Podkarpackie Voidvodership, between Slovak and Ukrainian Border. SOTA-SP's Beskidy Wschodnie peaks list consists only of Góry Sanocko-Turczańskie Table of summits BW-001 Trohaniec , ,65694 BW-002 Jaworniki "nad Czarną" , ,71250 BW-003 Kamienna Laworta , ,56806 BW-004 Jawor "Soliński" , ,49306 BW-005 Brańcowa , ,58194 BW-006 Góra Słonna , ,37222 BW-007 Magura "Wańkowa" , ,46944 BW-008 Czalnia , ,36667 Góry Sanocko- Turczańskie Góry Sanocko- Turczańskie Góry Sanocko- Turczańskie Góry Sanocko- Turczańskie Góry Sanocko- Turczańskie June Góry Sanocko- Turczańskie 1 Apr Góry Sanocko- Turczańskie 1 Apr Góry Sanocko- Turczańskie BW-009 Truszowskie , ,5140 Góry Sanocko- Turczańskie 1 Apr Page 20 of 28 Document S26.1

21 3.9 Reference Pogórze Beskidzkie Pogórze Beskidzkie (SP/BP-xxx) Refer to Manager al notes Pogórze Beskidzkie or Pogórze Karpackie (Beskidzkie or Karpathian Montetaro) is located north from Central Beskides. South from city Przemyśl Pogórze Beskidzkie fades into Góry Sanocko-Turczańskie, which are a part of Eastern Beskides. Notable city is Przemyśl Table of summits BP-001 Sucha Góra "Czarnorzecka" , ,8157 Pogórze Beskidzkie BP-002 Liwocz , ,3514 Pogórze Beskidzkie BP-003 Bardo , ,5389 Pogórze Beskidzkie BP-004 Brzanka , ,08889 Pogórze Beskidzkie BP-005 Kopacz , ,18750 Pogórze Beskidzkie BP-006 Wał , ,9113 Pogórze Beskidzkie BP-007 Ostrzyca Proboszczowicka , ,7633 Pogórze Kaczawskie BP-008 Kokocz , ,2069 Pogórze Beskidzkie Page 21 of 28 Document S26.1

22 3.10 Reference Pieniny Pieniny (SP/PI-xxx) Refer to Manager al notes Pieniny are located along Polish-Slovakian border and are surrounded by Western Beskides. They are mainly located in Slovakia Table of summits PI-001 Wysoka "Szlachtowska" , ,55556 Pieniny PI-002 Okrąglica (Trzy Korony) , ,41389 Pieniny Page 22 of 28 Document S26.1

23 3.11 Reference Tatry Tatry (SP/TA-xxx) Refer to Manager al notes SOTA-SP's region Tatry consist of two geographical regions: Tatry (Tatra Mountains) and Pogórze Spisko-Gubałowskie (Subtatran Foothills). Tatry are the highest mountain range in Poland close to Slovakian Border and they're over-crowded both summer and winter because of their popularity Table of summits TA-001 1) Mięguszowiecki Szczyt , ,06333 Tatry 0 TA-002 Świnica , ,01111 Tatry 0 TA-003 Kozi Wierch , ,02944 Tatry 0 TA-004 2) Miedziane , ,04889 Tatry 0 TA-005 Starorobociański Wierch , ,82139 Tatry 0 TA-006 Krzesanica , ,91000 Tatry 0 TA-007 2) Smreczyński Wierch , ,88139 Tatry 0 TA-008 Wołowiec , ,76472 Tatry 0 TA-009 2) Tomanowy Wierch Polski , ,90444 Tatry 0 TA-010 Giewont , ,93417 Tatry 0 TA-011 2) Kominiarski Wierch , ,83667 Tatry 0 TA-012 Bobrowiec , ,78806 Tatry 0 TA-013 2) Hruby Regiel , ,88917 Tatry June TA-014 2) Zadnia Kopka Kościeliska , ,85833 Tatry 0 TA-015 Magura Witowska , ,79444 Pogórze Spisko- Gubałowskie TA-016 Palenica Kościeliska , , ) peak only available for climbers or tourists with a Tatra guide 2) required entry permit by the Tatra National Park Management Pogórze Spisko- Gubałowskie Page 23 of 28 Document S26.1

24 3.12 Reference Bieszczady Bieszczady (SP/BI-xxx) Refer to Manager al notes Bieszczady (Bieszczady Mountains; proper names are Polskie Bieszczady or Bieszczady ; Polish or Western Bieszczady) are located in the most south-eastern part of Poland. This is the less populated area in Poland Table of summits BI-001 Tarnica , ,72778 Bieszczady 0 BI-002 Krzemień , ,73750 Bieszczady 0 BI-003 Wielka Rawka , ,57361 Bieszczady 0 BI-004 Połonina Caryńska , ,60278 Bieszczady BI-005 Połonina Wetlińska (Roh) , ,52778 Bieszczady BI-006 Paportna , ,44167 Bieszczady BI-007 Jasło , ,35972 Bieszczady BI-008 Hyrlata , ,28056 Bieszczady BI-009 Wołosań , ,25000 Bieszczady BI-010 Łopiennik , ,33889 Bieszczady BI-011 Jawornik "Wetliński" , ,57083 Bieszczady BI-012 Opołonek 1) 2) , ,84722 Bieszczady BI-013 Magura Stuposiańska , ,64444 Bieszczady BI-014 Srtyb , ,28056 Bieszczady BI-015 Dwernik Kamień , ,58333 Bieszczady BI-016 Chryszczata , ,18750 Bieszczady BI-017 Matragona , ,23611 Bieszczady Page 24 of 28 Document S26.1

25 BI-018 Czerenina , ,41111 Bieszczady BI-019 Kiczera "Ustrzycka" 2) , ,67778 Bieszczady BI-020 Krzemienna , ,38750 Bieszczady BI-021 Wysoki Groń , ,12361 Bieszczady BI-022 Korbania , ,37083 Bieszczady BI-023 Kopa "Maniowska" , ,20000 Bieszczady BI-024 Czeresznia , ,70417 Bieszczady BI-025 Suliła , ,16806 Bieszczady BI-026 Tołsta , ,45139 Bieszczady BI-027 Gabrów Wierch , ,23561 Bieszczady BI-028 Jasieniowa "nad , ,09583 Bieszczady Komańczą" BI-029 Kiczera "Baligrodzka" , ,26667 Bieszczady BI-030 Smerek , ,4801 Bieszczady 1) required entry permit by the Bieszczady Border Guard Unit 2) required entry permit by the Bieszczady National Park Management 1 June Page 25 of 28 Document S26.1

26 3.13 Reference Wyżyna Śląsko-Krakowska Wyżyna Śląsko-Krakowska (SP/WS-xxx) Refer to Manager al notes SOTA-SP's Wyżyna Śląsko-Krakowska region consist of two summits in Wyżyna Krakowsko-Częstochowska and Wyżyna Śląska Table of summits WS-001 Grodzisko , ,77361 Wyżyna Krakowsko- Częstochowska June WS-002 Góra Świętej Anny , ,17222 Wyżyna Śląska WS-003 Góra Janowskiego (Zamkowa) , ,5533 Wyżyna Krakowsko- Częstochowska 1 June Page 26 of 28 Document S26.1

27 3.14 Reference Góry Świętokrzyskie Góry Świętokrzyskie Refer to Manager al notes Góry Świętokrzyskie (Świętokrzyskie Mountains or Holy Cross Mountains) are located in Central Poland. These are the oldest mountains in Europe. Notable cities are Kielce and Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski Table of summits GS-001 Łysica GS-002 Szczytniak GS-003 Bukowa GS-004 Siniewska , ,89722 Góry Świętokrzyskie 1 Apr , ,16111 Góry Świętokrzyskie , ,83333 Góry Świętokrzyskie , ,44306 Góry Świętokrzyskie June Page 27 of 28 Document S26.1

28 3.15 Reference Pojezierza Pojezierza (SP/PO-xxx) Refer to Manager al notes Pojezierza (Lakelands) is a sum of Pojezierze Pomorskie, Pojezierze Mazurskie, Pojezierze Litewskie and Pojezierze Lubuskie with only one summit per each with notable cities Gdańsk, Ostróda and Suwałki respectively. They're located in the northern part of Poland, the flattest part Table of summits PO-001 Wieżyca PO-002 Dylewska Góra PO-003 Szeska Góra PO-004 Bukowiec Lubuski , ,12361 Pojezierze Pomorskie , ,94028 Pojezierze Mazurskie , ,33194 Pojezierze Litewskie , ,32,31 Pojezierze Lubuskie 1 June Page 28 of 28 Document S26.1