Datum,WGS84,WGS84,0,0,0,0,0
RN,17,TO MT RYSY
RP,DMS,RY00,49.0742654,20.0338780,09/27/2003,00:00:00,HOTEL FIS
RP,DMS,RY01,49.0727224,20.0355157,09/27/2003,00:00:00,TRAILHEAD
RP,DMS,RY02,49.0810850,20.0401588,09/27/2003,00:00:00,JCT GO LEFT
RP,DMS,RY03,49.0844530,20.0409158,09/27/2003,00:00:00,VIEWPOINT
RP,DMS,RY04,49.0915294,20.0439593,09/27/2003,00:00:00,JCT WITH ROAD
RP,DMS,RY05,49.0945111,20.0418022,09/27/2003,00:00:00,BRIDGE
RP,DMS,RY06,49.1012515,20.0437836,09/27/2003,00:00:00,AT LAKE
RP,DMS,RY07,49.1026323,20.0458287,09/27/2003,00:00:00,TOP OF CHAINS
RP,DMS,RY08,49.1027964,20.0513949,09/27/2003,00:00:00,AT HUT
RP,DMS,RY09,49.1034106,20.0522775,09/27/2003,00:00:00,AT SADDLE
RP,DMS,RY10,49.1046369,20.0516981,09/27/2003,00:00:00,RYSY SUMMIT

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This is a route file for the climb of Mt. Rysy, the highest point in Poland,
located in about the center of the High Tatras.  This climb starts on the
south at the village of Strbske Pleso in Slovakia.  These are actual waypoints
from a climb done on September 17, 2003, led by Matej Sanitrar.  Waypoint
RY00 is at the Hotel FIS where we stayed.  The trailhead at 1360 meters is
waypoint RY01 south of the hotel on a road leading to a sanitorium.  The
trail is well-used and goes north through the forest.  At RY02 go left at
a junction.  At RY03 the trail is on a ledge with good views.  At RY04 the
trail meets a road.  Follow signs and go left here.  After a climb reach the
Zabie Plesa Lakes at RY06 at about 1930 meters.  Above the lakes are chains
along a sloping ledge.  The Chata pod Rysmi hut is at 2245 meters.  Above
the hut is a saddle at 2345 meters.  It is about another 30 minutes from
there to the top.  The route has a gain of about 1140 meters and takes about
4 1/2 to 5 hours one-way. Allow 8 to 9 hours for the round-trip. 9/2003 RLC