Sniezka (Snow Mountain, 1602 m asl) is the highest mountain in the Karkonosze Mountains, which were once called Reisengebrige - Great Mountains. Mount Sniezka lies directly on the Plish-Czech border.

Hel Peninsula is a 35-km-long sand bar peninsula in northern Poland separating the Bay of Puck from the open Baltic Sea.

Tarnica (1346 m asl) is the highest peak of Bieszczady Mountains. Its covered by alpine meadows typical of Bieszczady Mountains, called "poloniny".

Sulphur deposits in the area near Tarnobrzeg originated via microbial decay of sulphates (e.g. gypsum).

Lake Kisajno - located in the southern part of Mamry Lake complex - and Lake Dargin in the background.