The yellow trail leading along a rushing stream can lead one to Wielka Polana Małołącka, to the foot of Czerwone Wierchy, in 1 hour. Thanks to the extraordinary panorama stretching on the vertical rock walls of the Wielka and Mały Turnia Peaks in the Małołączniak Massif (one of the four peaks of Czerwone Wierchy), the Małołącka Glade is one of the most enchanting viewing places in the Tatras. More advanced tourists can continue from the clearing to the Kondracka Pass (1725 m a.s.l.) and further to Giewont (1894 m a.s.l.) or Kopa Kondracka (2005 m a.s.l.) and other peaks of Czerwone Wierchy. Those who appreciate undemanding forest walks interspersed with viewing glades can go to Przysłop Miętusi (1189 m a.s.l.) or the Grzybowiec Pass (1311 m a.s.l.).

There is a car park at the end of the Mała Łąka Valley. Admission to the Valley is paid.