Chopok peak - the second highest peak of the Low Tatras
2024 m EASL, offers a panoramatic view of the High Tatras. Chopok is situated on the E8 European walking route.
Highlights of the trip
Derese peak - third highest peak of the Low Tatras
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.
Ohniste peak - consists mainly of limestone and dolomite
1538 m EASL, slightly wavy karst platforms with numerous drillings and gaps, from all sides bounded with steep slopes.
Dumbier peak - the highest mountain in the Low Tatras
2043 m EASL, protected part of Low Tatra National Park.
Chalet of General M.R.Stefanik - chalet under the southern slope of Dumbier peak in Low Tatras
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.
Sina peak - grass covered mountain above Demanovska valley
1560 m EASL, together with peaks Krakova hola, Dumbier and Polana makes rectangle of four first class view-offering peaks.
Demanovska Cave of Liberty - Demanovska valley - the Low Tatras
The total length of the cave is 8,126 m, and just 1.8 m is open to the public. Bones of a cave bear were found in a passage now named Bear's Passage.
Demanovska Ice Cave - Demanovska Valley - the Low Tatras
It's one of the oldest known caves in Europe. The total length of the cave is 1,975 m. Currently, the route for visitors is 850 m long and takes about 45 minutes.
Krakova hola - limestone peak in Demanovska valley
1752 m EASL, originally shaped cliff, steep slope, peak stage covered with dense dwarf-pine. Peak is easily accessible, it offers beautiful view.