
AI-generated summary
There are variable weather conditions in the Tatra Mountains and the snow cover is uneven, which poses a threat to tourists.
According to information provided by TOPR, after several cloudy days, the sun shone over the Tatra Mountains on Thursday, but the conditions for tourism are still very difficult.
There is 19 cm of snow on Kasprowy Wierch, and above 1,700 m above sea level. The first, lowest avalanche danger level is still in force.
"There is snow on the trails, there is a lot of ice and it is very slippery," the rescuers emphasize. In such conditions, experience in winter mountain tourism and appropriate equipment, such as avalanche ABC, crampons, ice ax and helmet, are necessary. The ability to use this equipment is also important.
Beware of slippery trails and uneven snow cover
The Tatra National Park, in turn, informs that in the lower parts of the mountains the trails are muddy and muddy, and the ground is very slippery.
Tourists should be especially careful and ensure appropriate footwear. Snow cover in the Tatra Mountains is distributed unevenly - more snow is found in depressions, under rock walls and in shaded places.
Appeal to tourists
Rescuers appeal to carefully check the current conditions and prepare appropriately before going to the mountains.
When planning a trip to the Tatra Mountains, it is worth remembering about changing weather conditions and adapting the route to your capabilities and the current situation in the mountains.

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