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Liptovská Mara is the largest water reservoir in Slovakia, located in the Liptovská Basin, between the Tatras and the Low Tatras. It is a popular holiday destination with swimming areas, beaches, water sports and boat trips. The lake is surrounded by asphalt and gravel roads, which are great for cycling trips with a view of the mountains. On the southern shore there is the Havránok lookout - an archaeological site with a replica of a Celtic settlement. In the season, it is worth avoiding weekend crowds - some of the routes run along busy roads. With a bit of luck, we can see a mirror reflection of the Tatras in the water.

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Nice steep climb to the top of the dam. The path is made of concrete panels and perfect for roadbikes

The swimming area at Lake Liptovska Mara is primarily used by locals. When the water level is high, the last stretch after the tramway is covered in puddles. A very nice spot for swimming or lying on the beach and enjoying the panorama.

After a short but crisp ascent you reach the upper end of the dam and are rewarded with a great panorama!

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 addition to its economic importance, it is also a popular recreational area in the region today. The lake is perfect for a day off or a swim stop.

Nice views of this huge reservoir. More information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talsperre_Liptovsk%C3%A1_Mara and https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Havr%C3%A1nok

(lit. Liptov /St/ Mary Lake). There are two big artificial lakes on our route (plus two small ones next to each one of them). The lake is 22 (27km max.) square kilometers big. For comparison, Garda Lake is 370 sq km big. Still, this lake impresses… Usually tranquil waters reflect the sky, changing colors from blue to steel grey. They are surrounded by the ragged silhouette of the Tatras, Low Tatras and lower hills. The dam, 1350m broad and 45 meters high, was built between 1965 and 1975. The lake can contain up to 360.000.000 cubic meters and is the biggest in Slovakia when it comes to the capacity (but not the area). A main railway line had to be replaced, some 4000 persons from 12 villages had to leave their homes which would be underwater. The lonely tower of the former St Mary (hence MARA - Mary) Church is the only relic of what was once an important centre of the region. It survived because it was built over the village. The church - in fear of being an underwater monument, was moved and reconstructed, with a use of some original parts, in the Museum in Pribylina (detour day 2). It used to be a centre of local religious power, a place where the noble would gather; its importance is actually older than the Christianity on these lands (see below). Detour: A 0,5km hike uphill from the road, there is another interesting place - Havránok Archeological Site - as innocent as this place might look, it was a scene of several crimes. Probably the guilty will never be punished as the murders occurred hundreds of years ago. Havránok is an important archaeological site in Slovakia. It was a Celtic hill fort, later there was an early medieval wooden castle. The local shrine was an important religious centre for the local Celts from the Iron Age and the Roman Era. Hence the murders - local druids sacrificed people to insure a good harvest. The site was discovered and reconstructed in the 1960-ies. What we can see today are a shrine, a fortified gateway, a part of the stone walls, a farmstead, a pottery kiln and houses from various periods. Plus an amazing view over the Liptovská Mara Lake and the surrounding hills and mountains. Entrance fee: 2,00 €.