プレショフでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

A visit requires a bit of stamina, as the path includes many steps: Length: approx. 1,370 meters. Duration: Approx. 70 minutes. Steps: A total of 860 steps. Temperature: Constant 5°C to 6.3°C – so be sure to bring a jacket, even in summer! Ascent: From the parking lot in Tatranská Kotlina, a forest path of about 1 km leads steeply uphill to the entrance (approx. 25-minute walk).

Belianska Cave (Slovak: Belianska jaskyňa) is the largest and only cave system open to the public in the High Tatras National Park in Slovakia. It is located above the village of Tatranská Kotlina and is famous for its impressive sinter waterfalls and the "Hall of Music".

The 1,356 m (4,500 ft) peak with the name "Horse" is Mały Murań in the Bielskie Tatras, where "Murański Koń" refers to the rocky slab on its southeastern ridge. It is the rocky culmination of the main ridge, with a clearly visible wall descending into the Jaworowa Valley, and the name comes from this distinctive formation.

A beautiful adventure I recommend to everyone

With good visibility, a panorama of the Tatra Mountains looks like something from a fairy tale.

Great views, great route. Highly recommended.

The view of the Three Crowns from the pedestrian and bicycle footbridge over the Dunajec River at the Red Monastery is one of the most recognizable views of the Pieniny Mountains. From this place, you can see the characteristic limestone peaks of the Three Crowns rising above the river gorge, and the footbridge itself is a great vantage point and a stop on the VeloDunajec cycling route or the Trail Around the Tatras. It is also an ideal place for a short break - you can take a photo here, sit by the river or visit the nearby monastery.

We were hiking this trail yesterday and there were no longer such a sign on the main trail, only on the offroad. There are only one thing you should know - you are not allowed to go this trail in the time defined by TANAP.