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==Natural environment==
{{see also|List of national parks of Poland}}
Poland has a diversified natural environment, which is relatively unaffected by human development. There are 23 [[national parks]] in the country that meet the criteria of the [[International Union for Conservation of Nature|IUCN]]. Visitors are attracted by mountains, sea-coast with wide sandy beaches, and forests, lakes, rivers. Among the most popular destinations are: [[Tatra Mountains]], in which is the highest peak of Poland ([[Rysy]]) and the famous [[Orla Perć]] (old trail in the style of [[via ferrata]]); [[Sudetes]] with [[Główny Szlak Sudecki|Main Sudetes Trail]] (440&nbsp;km from [[Świeradów Zdrój]] to [[Prudnik]]), [[Karkonosze]], [[Table Mountains]], [[Owl Mountains]]; [[Białowieża Forest]], [[Lower Silesian Wilderness]], [[Bieszczady Mountains|Bieszczady]], [[Dunajec River Gorge]] in [[Pieniny]], [[Pojezierze Mazurskie]] and many others.