The walk includes the longest treetop path in Poland, leading visitors from the forest floor up to the tree canopies. They can be admired from one of the two viewing towers located along the route. During the visit, you walk along a gentle avenue that rises several metres above the ground at its highest point.

It is also worth going underground — thanks to a visit to the tunnel with an exhibition devoted to geology and cave dwellers, you will discover a lesser-known side of the Gorce Mountains.

The route ends in a multimedia education pavilion, where you can touch, feel and discover the nature of our mountains while having great fun at the same time. Here you will also encounter shepherd culture, which is an inseparable part of the Gorce landscape. You will step inside a shepherd’s hut, touch sheep’s wool and even take on the role of a shepherd dog. You can also watch an interesting film about the Gorce Mountains and the surrounding area in the cinema located inside the pavilion.

There are two cafés on the grounds of the Centre serving excellent drinks and homemade cakes, as well as a grill area where a meal can be organised at the end of the visit.

The Centre can be reached both from the Nowy Targ side — Długa Polana car park — and from the Waksmund side — car parks on Na Równi Street and Kościelna Street. From the second location, shuttle buses and a tourist train run to Brama w Gorce.

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