1946 m EASL, one of informal Slovak national symbols. Four rivers rise at its foot: Cierny Vah, Hnilec, Hornad, and Hron. The summit, accessible by hiking trails as well as by a paved road, offers a panoramic view of the High Tatras.
The park and its buffer zone cover the whole Low Tatras mountain range between the Vah River and the Hron River valleys. It offers excellent conditions for sports activities throughout the year.
1691 m EASL, located between Kralova hola hill and Certovica saddle offering beautiful round views.
It is one of several true mountain chalets situated on the tourist trail called mountain road of Heroes of the Slovak National Uprising driving from Kralova hola mountain to Donovaly village in length of 100 km.
2043 m EASL, protected part of Low Tatra National Park.
Derese peak (2004 EASL) is located on the way between the highest mountains of the range, Dumbier and Chopok on the east, and Chabenec on the west. Derese is a popular destination among alpine skiers despite a high risk of avalanches.
2024 m EASL, offers a panoramatic view of the High Tatras. Chopok is situated on the E8 European walking route.
1753 m EASL, the highest peak of western part of the Low Tatras with mountain meadows on the very top.
Situated in an important pass connecting towns Banska Bystrica and Ruzomberok. It is a part of Low Tatras National Park, and it hosts popular ski resort in Slovakia. It is also renowned for dogsled racing.