립토프스카 마라 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The Gothic Church of St. Ladislaus was built between 1360 and 1380 as a single-nave building with a polygonal presbytery of the same width as the nave. Its style fits into the architecture typical of that period in Liptov. The building has been preserved almost in its original form, including cross vaults, a Gothic pastophorium and Gothic windows, which are, however, atypical for the period of its construction (tall and narrow) and refer rather to the earlier Gothic style in their proportions. The interior is formed by a cross-ribbed vault. On the south side of the polygonal closure there is a Gothic pastophorium with a pointed arch and profiled bars in the lining from the time of the church's construction. The vault studs are decorated with a relief of an incendiary missile. The stud of the northern sacristy is decorated with a relief of a rosette. There is no triumphal arch inside, which is more typical of monastery buildings. http://www.paludzka.fara.sk/?p=22

Ski slope + 2 T-bar lifts. The slope is steep – I'd say black and red. I walked the trail – it was 3:45 PM and the lifts were still operating, despite only two skiers.

After this easily accessible plateau there is a steel cable along the wall.

Nice route with climbing over ladders and rocks

The area around it is very nicely done up. There is a beautiful view of the lake and there are a bunch of newly installed benches to sit on. You can park you car here for free and the skanzen Havranok is walking distance away.

The pier goes end with a little bench and access to the lake. To the left, there are 3 picnic tables, two of them with a cover, and two fire pits. There is also a small beach there. When the water is low, there is a path to the small chapel seen in photo. If you want to go to the picnic area from the main road, do not go from the pier, go left of that, there is a small dirt path. The pier is completely enclosed, you need to climb over the fence to get there from the pier

The way back from the Kvacianska Dolina valley to the starting point went again over extensive fields with a view of the reservoir

Path to the smaller waterfall. When we were there in summer, it had very little water