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Choc Mountains (Chocské Vrchy) - Top 3 Gorges and Valleys

June 24th, 2022

If you have already visited the most popular areas of Slovakia (like the Tatras, the Fatra, and the Slovak Paradise), you might want to discover the enchanted but lesser-known Choc Mountains. Walking through the mountains, romantic valleys and gorges such as the Prosiecka, the Borovianky and the fabulous Kvačianská await you. The loop trail now presented will also be a great family experience for children. The Borovei valley, which can be seen in the main picture, is famous for its two mills

Little Fatra National Park Guide - Map, attractions, cities ...

June 20th, 2022

Little Fatra (Malá Fatra) is one of the 9 national parks of Slovakia. The area of the park is approx. 226 km² and is home to popular attractions such as the Jánošíkove diery gorge, the Rozsutec Mountains (1,610 m), the Vratna Valley and the Greater Kriván (the highest point in the park). ?The mountain is 72 km long and 16 km wide. It is separated from the Greater Fatra National Park by the river Vah. The Little Fatra National Park offers many beautiful hiking trails, high mountain panoramas

Diery Gorge 2023 - Hiking, parking, opening hours

May 23rd, 2022

Slovakia's most famous gorge system is the Slovak Paradise of great complexity. The country's second most popular gorge, the lesser-known but more romantic Diery Gorge, follows this. The picturesque Little Fatra is home to the strait, whose steps and ladders enchant everyone. One of Slovakia's most popular excursion destinations and the Highlands hides a beautiful hiking trail and gorge. A playground made of nature. 💡Huge, vertical rock walls will surround you from all sides as you move forwa

Great Fatra National Park Guide (Veľká Fatra) - with maps

February 11th, 2022

The Great Fatra is a true hiking gem in the Carpathians. It is one of the most popular national parks in Slovakia. It is the highest mountain range closest to Bratislava. But not only the height attracts tourists, but also the depth. The park is also rich in valleys, canyons, and gorges. In addition to natural resources, castles and ruins await us - for example, the ruins of Blatnica Castle. The park has enjoyed the status of a national park since 2002. Its surface is covered with vast, untouch