Zbojnicka hut - situated at the end of the Great Cold Valley in 1,960 m EASL
The hut offers rich opportunities for easy and more challenging hiking, mountaineering, and ski alpinism.
Highlights of the trip
Great Cold Valley - the highest number of lakes in the Tatra Mountains
Great Cold Valley can be walked through by a blue-marked tourist trail starting from Tatranska Lomnica resort through Prielom saddle (2,288 m EASL) to Lysa Polana resort.
Spis castle UNESCO World Heritage - partly restored medieval castle
The Spis Castle in eastern Slovakia is one of the largest castles in Central Europe. Slovak National Museum presents various collections on its premises.
Levoca ancient town - the wealthy center of commerce in the 15 century in eastern Slovakia
The town has a well-preserved historic center. The Church of St. James dates back to the 14th century and houses a magnificent Gothic carved and painted wooden altar, the largest one in Europe.
The Roman-Catholic St James church in Levoca - main altar is the tallest of its kind in the world
The Late Gothic wooden main altar of St James is 18.6 m tall, made of lime wood in 1507-1517 by Master Pavol of Levoca.
Velicka valley - notable for Velicke lake and adjacent waterfall
Velicka valley has five mountain lakes and Sliezsky Dom mountain hotel to offer. It can be walked by green marked tourist trail.
Batizovska Valley - on the south side of the High Tatras
The valley is known for a waterfall and several mountain lakes, and it is a descending route for hikes from the Gerlach peak.
Slovak Paradise National Park - eleven national nature reserves and eight nature reserves
The Slovak Paradise is plain with high plateaus. The highest mountain is at 1,270 m EASL. The area consists mainly of karst limestone and dolomite. Typical formations are canyons and ravines creating picturesque rocky scenes with waterfalls.
Tomasovsky View - rock shelf known for its unique view of the main ridge of the High Tatras
Tomasovsky View (680 m EASL) is part of Slovak Paradise National Park, popular among rock climbers and hikers. The place is accessible by the marked tourist trail from the village of Spiske Tomasovce.
Pieniny National Park - the smallest national park in Slovakia
Pieniny National Park is famous for its natural beauty, especially the Dunajec River Gorge, a popular rafting and hiking location. It lies in the Pieniny mountains on the north-eastern border with Poland.
Cerveny Klastor - Carthusian Monastery
A unique cultural and historical relic hides in the natural environment of Pieniny under the majestic mountain Tri koruny. Nowadays, it serves as a museum.