If you're going to Babia Góra in the summer, take clothes for the peak as for autumn. If you're going to Babia Góra in the autumn, take clothes for the …
Mount Kriváň (German Kriwan, Krummhorn or Ochsenhorn, Polish Krywań, Hungarian Kriván) is located in the Tatra National Park (High Tatra Mountains) and is an unofficial national symbol of Slovakia. With …
Liptovská Mára is the largest reservoir in Slovakia in terms of volume. It was completed in 1975 and bears the name of one of the villages abandoned for construction. In …
Formerly also Rajcza (Slovak: Veľká Rača), 1236 m above sea level – the highest peak of the Wielka Rača group in the Żywiec Beskids (in Slovakia these are the Kysuckie Beskids)
Pilsko (1,557 m above sea level) is the second highest peak in the Żywiec Beskids, known for its vast panoramas of the Tatras, Mala Fatra and Babia Góra. There are …
Súľov Castle is currently an attractive ruin, which is located Súľovské hills at an altitude of 660m. The castle was built in the 15th century to observe and defend the …
The Diery Gorge in Slovakia's Malá Fatra Mountains offers an exhilarating, unique hiking experience. This system of gorges and canyons comprises three parts: Dolné diery (Lower Holes), Nové diery (New …
The Čierny Váh rises in the Low Tatras on the slope of Kráľova hoľa and is 39 km long. The river is located in the Čiernovážska dolina (literally Black Váh …
In front of this small sacred monument in the form of a summit cross, I would like to offer the viewer who lingers here a brief prayer text composed by …