Where to go on a trip Malý Slavkov (page 2 of 2)

Zelené pleso is one of the most romantic tarns in the Vysoké Tatry mountains. This glacial lake, lying at an altitude of 1551 m a.s.l., was named thanks to the springs that well up at its bottom and cause green spots. However, a more interesting variation is the ancient legend according to which a dazzling green gemstone fell into it from Jastrabej veže tower.

If you were looking on a map, point your finger to the eastern part of the Vysoké Tatry, to the Doliny Bielej vody kežmarskej valley, or the Doliny Zeleného plesa valley. Thanks to a maximum depth of 4.5 m, you can see all the way to the bottom of this moraine tarn from near the shore. With an area of 1.78 ha, it does not belong among the largest tarns, but it is definitely one of the most beautiful.

This turquoise-colored tarn is a popular destination not only for experienced hikers, skiers, and cyclists but also for families with older children or active seniors. Even so, good physical fitness is recommended, as the hike with an elevation gain of 855 meters along the yellow tourist trail is only moderately difficult, yet relatively lengthy. However, if that is not enough for you, the natural continuation of the route is the ascent to Jahňací štít peak or continuing to Skalnaté pleso.

The dominant feature of the view is the well-known "Brnčalka", as the Chata pri Zelenom plese mountain hut is called, which, thanks to its ochre facade, cannot be confused with any other. The history of the first shelter on the site of the current hut dates back to the end of the 1890s. It is open year-round, and if you are planning a challenging hike to the surrounding peaks, it is a suitable place for an overnight stay. Otherwise, do you know about its unusual phenomenon, which is more known from Nordic countries? In the period from October to March, not a single ray of sun touches it. Despite this, it is very popular even during this period.

The starting points for the hike to Zelenému plesu are Tatranské Matliare, the Biela Voda bus stop, or Tatranská Lomnica. For a perfect hiking experience, good planning is necessary, especially if you are traveling with children. So that you are not under time pressure to return home before dark, we recommend booking accommodation nearby in advance. You can find the best offers for accommodation near Zeleného plesa, as well as accommodation Tatranské Matliare or accommodation Tatranská Lomnica, directly on our website.

In the heart of the Pieninský národný park national park, a 1,234 m long walk along an unconventional trail awaits you. You can look at the forests of Spišská Magura almost from a bird's-eye perspective in the village of Ždiar in Bachledova dolina. From above the treetops, you will see the local forests with a new perspective. At a height of 24 meters above the ground, you can touch the treetops.

Long, wooden, magical, unconventional, frequently mentioned, and widely visited. Chodník korunami stromov in Bachledka. A new, and by Slovak standards unique attraction, has enchanted visitors of both the Vysoké Tatry and Pieniny. It has won the hearts of active and passive tourists alike, becoming a topic of conversation for everyone planning to visit our high mountains. Let's take a closer look at this phenomenon.

At a height of 24 m above the ground, you can almost touch the treetops. Or ascend to the highest point of the observation tower and enjoy the view of Zamagurie, Pieniny, and the Belianske Tatry. A 360-degree panoramic view awaits you right on the border between the Pieninský národný park and the Tatranský národný park. You will learn interesting facts about the life of local flora and fauna, the power of weather, and nature conservation from the educational panels placed along the trail. If self-study is not for you, arrange your visit to the trail in a larger group. Qualified guides from the Pieninský národný park are available for groups. If you don't feel up to the approximately 45-minute climb, let a cable car take you up to the trail. On the way down, you can take a truly unconventional ride on a 67-meter-long dry slide.

Other attractions in Bachledova dolina

Bachledova dolina is a great place for the whole family in any season. In the warmer months, hikes of various difficulty levels will likely appeal to you. You can tackle them on foot or by mountain bike. More than 130 km of mountain biking trails are prepared to be conquered. They are suitable for beginners, casual cyclists, as well as experienced cross-country and all-mountain riders.

Children will get to know the surrounding nature in a playful way thanks to the children's educational trail. Both a small and a large loop are available. In addition to information about the inhabitants of the surrounding forest, the youngest tourists will also be engaged by movement tasks and forest games at individual stops. Little detectives can set off on a search for Gorgy's elixir of life. This forest man obtains ingredients directly from nature, and you will uncover them thanks to clues scattered along the adventurous path.

Adrenaline fans will not pass up a ride on the longest toboggan run in the Tatras. Its length of 1,200 m, an elevation drop of 111 meters, a maximum speed of 40 km per hour, and 15 turns guarantee an adrenaline-filled and fun ride. An unconventional way down the slope also awaits you with a disc golf set. The 9-hole course offers an opportunity for active fun for the entire family.

In the Bachledka resort, you will also find space for other physical activities. Run after a ball on the highest-located football pitch in Slovakia. Jump on two professional trampolines designed not only for children. The youngest ones will go wild on swings, climbing frames, a castle, and slides at the playground. They can feed and pet animals in the children's Mini ZOO.

Winter in Bachledova dolina

In winter, Bachledka becomes a paradise for skiers of all age groups. In addition to high-quality, artificially snowed, and groomed slopes, several special treats await you. How about a ride on freestyle slopes in deep powder? Or would you prefer pristine corduroy in the early morning hours instead? Or will you succumb to the magic of the night during night skiing? Beginners will master the basics of skiing thanks to experienced instructors and the safe environment of the children's ski area. For small skiers who no longer need an instructor, a safe children's area with plenty of gates, obstacles, and children's figures is designated. Cross-country skiing enthusiasts won't miss out either. A total of 20 km of cross-country trails awaits them here.

Accommodation near Chodník korunami stromov

Bachledova dolina is popular among both domestic and foreign visitors. Here you will find accommodation suitable for all age, interest, and price categories. Do you fancy the authentic atmosphere of a wooden cottage, cabin, or log cabin? Would you prefer comfortable accommodation in a hotel or guesthouse? Or does the family atmosphere of sub-mountain apartments or private rooms suit you best? It is entirely up to you which type of accommodation you choose. A truly varied offer is at your disposal.

Vysoké Tatry, Nízke Tatry, Západné Tatry. Are you missing one? Yes, it is the Belianske Tatry. With them before your eyes, you will experience an unforgettable skiing trip, mainly because it is one of the most beautiful mountain ranges of all.

To enjoy all this beauty with your own eyes, you must head to Ždiar. You will find this picturesque village between Poprad and the border between Poland and Slovakia. Specifically, it is Ski Bachledova dolina - Jezersko. The ski resort stretches across the southern and northern slopes of the Spišská Magura.

Spišská Magura forms a mountain ridge that stretches above the entire village of Ždiar and offers a true skiing paradise. In Ždiar Bachledova dolina - Jezersko, you will find a number of slopes of all difficulty levels. Most of the slopes, more than half, are blue, the least demanding. Therefore, Ždiar is extremely friendly to families with children and complete beginners.

However, even more advanced skiers will not be bored. Intermediate and the most demanding slopes are situated towards Jezersko. This ensures a natural separation of beginner skiers and the better ones. For this reason, no one will be delayed or get in anyone's way anywhere. Beginners are mainly in Bachledova dolina, the more advanced ones in Jezersko.

The entire ski resort is located at an altitude of 820 – 1,160 meters above sea level. It should also be taken into account that there is much more snow in Ždiar than in the entire surrounding area. Nevertheless, the resort is equipped with an artificial snowmaking system, thanks to which the ski season is truly quite long.

In the resort, you will find 5 lifts and 2 chairlifts, with the total length of the slopes being almost 11 km. The longest ski track in the resort is marked in blue, and its length is an impressive 1,950 meters.

Ždiar and, above all, the Spišská Magura mountain range are famous for excellent conditions for cross-country skiing. This is proven by the presence of up to 19 km of cross-country ski tracks. The Bachledova dolina - Jezersko resort also offers other possibilities for activities. You can rent skis here or try it with a snowboard. Motor enthusiasts will not miss a ride on a powerful snowmobile. Snowtubing, a ride on inflatable tires down the slope, is also an experience. You can eat in a stylish restaurant, fast food is offered by buffets, and you will warm up in a bar.

To be in Ždiar means to get to know the traditions of the region. It is one of the most distinctive villages with typical architecture and customs. If you have not had enough of nature, you can go skiing in the evening, or try another form of darkness, the one underground. Not far from Ždiar lies the famous Belianska jaskyňa cave.

The Ski Bachledova dolina – Jezersko ski resort is an extremely visited resort and attracts thousands of skiers from a wide area. A varied offer of accommodation options is available for them here, from luxurious wellness guesthouses, through family ones, modern apartments, to tourist hostels. An excellent way to spend a winter holiday is also renting a separate cottage. A crackling fire in the fireplace after a day full of skiing is something truly magical. Come and experience it in Ždiar.

Gerlachovský štít is among the greatest landmarks of the High Tatras. This is not only due to its altitude of 2,655 m a.s.l., which makes it the highest peak in Slovakia, but also thanks to its unmistakable appearance, untouched nature, and hiking possibilities. However, if you also want to be among the lucky ones who have conquered this majestic peak, keep in mind that ascent is only possible accompanied by a mountain guide.

In the past, back in the 18th century, Kriváň, another inimitable Tatra giant, was determined as the highest peak based on elevation measurements. In the 19th century, however, Ľudovít Greiner determined Gerlachovský štít to be the highest peak of the High Tatras, and it holds its primacy to this day. It is part of the peaks that form the famous Gerlachovský kotol basin. The ascent by Ján Still and his companions in 1834 is considered the first known ascent of Gerlach. The first reliably documented ascent was completed by Viennese military mappers in 1868.

The most popular ascent route leads from Sliezsky dom via Velická próba, with a descent via Batizovská próba. However, Martinova cesta is considered by hikers to be the most attractive route, starting either from Litvorové sedlo or Poľské hrebeň and subsequently by abseiling from Velický štít. No matter how you reach the summit, your reward will be breathtaking views of almost all surrounding mountain ranges and Tatra peaks. Malá Fatra and Veľká Fatra, Nízke Tatry, Kozie chrbty, Slovenský raj, and many others will be in the palm of your hand. Under favorable weather conditions, you will even see Kékes in Hungary, Lysá hora in the Moravian-Silesian Beskids in neighboring Czechia, as well as many Polish and Ukrainian peaks.

Do you know the famous observatories at Skalnaté pleso and Lomnický štít? Originally, it was considered that one of them would be located right on Gerlach, after its construction on Slavkovský štít was rejected. And that is just one of the interesting facts, Gerlachovský štít hides many more. However, the mountain guides, for whom this Tatra majesty has become a second home, will tell you the most about them.

A hike to Gerlach needs to be properly planned. We suggest starting by finding suitable accommodation near Gerlachovský štít, which you can find right on our website. The ascent of Gerlachovský štít is a once-in-a-lifetime experience; we wish you plenty of strength and a safe return home in good health.

If you are not afraid of a more demanding hike and like to learn something along the way, we will direct you to Ždiar and from there to Monkova dolina, where you can walk an interesting educational trail.

The 5 km long Monkova dolina is situated in the northern part of Belianske Tatry. At the head of this glacier-origin valley rise the peaks Hlúpy and Ždiarska vidla. The valley was named after the once widespread Ždiar surname Monka, although it is not known what relationship the Monka family had to it, whether they were the owners or leased it.

An educational trail leads through Monkova dolina, which is very beautiful, but at the same time demanding. On the more than 8 km long route with 6 stops, you need to expect a steep climb and a large elevation gain (945 m). The trail will guide you from Ždiar across the confluence of the Biela stream and Rígeľský potok, then through Monkova dolina, via Široké sedlo all the way to Kopské sedlo. Along the way, views await you not only of Belianske Tatry, but from Široké sedlo also of Vysoké Tatry. In addition to views of blooming meadows, you might also get the chance to spot chamois. The trail is accessible only from mid-June to the end of October. At the beginning of the route at the mouth of Monkova dolina, an entrance fee must be paid. Completing the trail takes about 4 to 5 hours.

Monkova dolina is not the only place you can head to from Ždiar. Plan a trip to Belasé pleso, or visit Bachledova dolina with Chodník korunami stromov. If you are interested in folk architecture, visit Ľudové múzeum - Ždiarsky dom; for children, Family Park Strachankovo or Svetelný dóm will be a great experience. In Belianske Tatry, discover Belianska jaskyňa as well. And you can enjoy winter on the slopes of resorts directly in Ždiar – Strednica, Krasuľa, Strachan, or Monkova dolina.

For all of this, you will need pleasant accommodation, and there is certainly no shortage of it here. The most common type of accommodation in Ždiar are chalets and traditional wooden houses, which will provide you with complete privacy and very good amenities, making you feel right at home. Practically equipped and well-located are apartments, which can often be found, for example, near ski slopes. Guesthouses also offer very good services, often featuring their own restaurant or even a wellness area. Monkova dolina is already looking forward to you conquering it. Rent comfortable accommodation in Ždiar and set off on an educational hike.

Do you feel like being up in the clouds and enjoying a bird's-eye view of the greatest gems of Slovak nature? Head out on a trip to the Rozhľadňa Bachledova dolina observation tower. The four-story wooden structure towers into the clouds on the ridge of Spišská Magura near the Malá Poľana hiking junction, close to the village of Ždiar in the Poprad district. A region known in winter as a skiers' paradise blooms into beauty during the warmer seasons, which you can admire from the observation tower as if in the palm of your hand.

Rozhľadňa Bachledova dolina is a wooden structure reaching an impressive height of 14 meters. It consists of 4 floors, each boasting a different view. It is situated at an altitude of 1,109 meters above sea level. On its lower part, there are quotes by famous personalities such as Sophocles, Victor Hugo, or Mark Twain carved into the wood. If you climb through a series of wooden ladders up to the fourth and highest platform, you can enjoy a priceless view. In addition to Spišská Magura, Pieniny, or Belianske Tatry, several High Tatra peaks will also appear. Orientation and identification of the surrounding peaks are made easier by an orientation map that is part of the tower.

Access to the observation tower is relatively easy. You can get here along marked hiking trails from the villages of Ždiar, Jezersko, and Malá Frankovka. Families with small children and less agile hikers often use one of the local ski lifts for comfortable access. If you are a cycling enthusiast, you will certainly appreciate the several marked cycle routes passing through this area. This way, you can enjoy the beauty of nature and fresh Tatra air directly from the seat of your bicycle.

Rozhľadňa Bachledova dolina is one of those places where you pause for a moment and say to yourself that our Slovakia is truly magnificent. If you cannot get enough of the views of our natural gems, you can combine your trip here with a visit to the nearby Chodník korunami stromov treetop walk. At a height of 24 meters above the ground and just above the treetops, you will enjoy a wonderful view of the Spišská Magura forests. Bachledova dolina is a popular excursion spot for tourists from all over Slovakia. This is also supported by wide accommodation options near Rozhľadňa Bachledova dolina and many other attractions. Accommodation in Ždiar offers a selection of cottages, apartments, and guesthouses suitable for all age and price categories.

You will find Päť Spišských plies in the Vysoké Tatry mountains near the well-known Téryho chata mountain hut. The starting point is usually Starý Smokovec, but a hiking trail also leads to them from Tatranská Javorina. These five charming mountain lakes have earned the admiration of many a hiker. The high-altitude hike is suitable mainly for experienced hikers with good physical fitness. Many combine it with a crossing from Malá Studená dolina to Veľká Studená dolina. Whichever path you choose, you will not regret it.

Päť Spišských plies is actually a group of five lakes of glacial origin. Are you wondering why they are named "Spišské" when they are actually in the Tatras? They received their name in the past, derived from the Spiš County (župa) to which the lakes belonged. You can see them in this order: Malé Spišské pleso, Prostredné Spišské pleso, Veľké Spišské pleso, Vyšné Spišské pleso, and Nižné Spišské pleso. They are located at an altitude of approximately 2,000 m above sea level.

Start your hike to Spišské plesá in Starý Smokovec. If you want to save yourself some kilometers and leg strength, take the funicular up to Hrebienok. From there, follow the hiking trail to Zamkovského chata and then head up a very steep hill to Téryho chata. It is the highest-altitude mountain hut open year-round in Slovakia. Here, you can rest and refresh yourself. After all, enjoying steamed buns, homemade goulash, and a beer at an altitude of 2,015 m above sea level is not something you get to do every day. The route from Starý Smokovec is approximately 6 kilometers long, but the elevation gain is over 700 vertical meters. From Téryho chata, it is just a short walk to Spišské plesá.

If you are lucky, along the way you will see herds of chamois or hear marmots whistling. At Päť Spišských plies, you can decide whether to return back via Malá Studená dolina or continue through Priečne sedlo into Veľká Studená dolina and past Zbojnícka chata back to Starý Smokovec. If you long to see the Belianske Tatry mountains, plan your trip to Päť Spišských plies through Javorová dolina from Tatranská Javorina. This route is more demanding and longer, so you really need to set aside an entire day for it, as this valley is 11 kilometers long. However, you can also look forward to other mountain lakes here: Žabie Javorové pleso and Modré pleso.

If you love hiking, you should definitely set out for Spišské plesá. It is a popular trip after which you will fall asleep tired, yet filled with energy from the beautiful nature. Stay in the Vysoké Tatry mountains for a vacation and enjoy other Tatra hikes as well. We offer you accommodation in Vysoké Tatry, accommodation in Starý Smokovec, or accommodation in Tatranská Javorina on our portal. Among other things, you will find additional tips for trips in the Tatras here. Do not hesitate and book your cottage, guesthouse, or apartment in the Vysoké Tatry mountains today.

Jahňací štít rises in the northeastern part of the Vysoké Tatry, at an altitude of 2,229.6 m a. s. l., and is the easternmost high-Tatras peak. It falls into the Prešovský kraj region, under the Poprad district. Four ridges branch out from it. The southwest ridge leads via Kolový priechod to Kolovské sedlo. The northwest ridge, called hrebeň Jahnecov, separates Jahňací kotol from Kolová dolina. The southeast ridge, called Kozí hrebeň, separates Červená dolina from Dolina Bielych plies. And the last, northeast ridge, leads via Jahňací hrb into Kopské sedlo.

Jahňací štít belongs among the 6 freely accessible mountain peaks. Climbing it can be undertaken only during the period when the trails are open, usually between June and November. Among tourists, it is said to have one of the most beautiful views in the entire Vysoké Tatry.

The English traveler Robert Townson with his guide Hans Gross during their visit to Uhorsko in 1793 made the first known ascent of Jahňací štít. However, it is probable that shepherds and poachers had already been on it before them, perhaps even miners who mined copper around the peak in the 18th century. In 1911, the first winter climbers were on the peak.

You can reach the summit via various routes. The shortest one leads along the yellow and subsequently blue tourist trail from the Biela voda stop to Chata pri Zelenom plese, known as Brnčalka (approximately 2.5 hours), and subsequently (approximately another 2 hours) all the way to the summit. A longer route leads from Skalnaté pleso via Veľká Svišťovka (along the yellow and red tourist trail), or from Chata Plesnivec (along the yellow, red, and green tourist trail). You can also set off from Tatranská Javorina, Tatranská Kotlina, Tatranské Matliare, Skalnatá chata, or Tatranská Lomnica. From the summit, you will subsequently see amazing views of the Belianske Tatry, Lomnický štít, Dolina Kežmarskej Bielej vody, Kolová dolina, and Dolina Bielych plies.

As time went on, the name of the peak also changed. When Townson wrote his first-ascent itinerary in 1793, he designated it as Štít Bieleho plesa, in the original White Lake Peak. Later, the name Lastovica was used. The creators of the name were inspired by the wallcreeper (murárik červenokrídly), popularly called skalná lastovica, which occurred abundantly in this locality. The current name cannot be attributed to shepherds with certainty, although the word "jahňací" might evoke it. A more probable reason is the German and Hungarian mutation of the name, where the translation preserved the name Kamzičí štít. There is an assumption that the poachers of the time also played a role in creating the name, who once called young chamois lambs (jahňatá). In any case, we also owe the current name to the Uhorský karpatský spolok, which was active in creating the nomenclature of objects in the Tatry at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century.

The climb to Jahňací štít does not belong among extremely difficult ones, yet it is still not recommended to underestimate preparation. Go on the hike rested and full of strength. You will achieve this, for example, by staying somewhere in the vicinity of Jahňací štít, and in the morning you do not have to waste time with a long transfer from home. On our page, you will find many accommodation facilities from which everyone will surely choose the most suitable one for themselves.

The valley located on the border between Spišská Magura and the Belianske Tatry is one of the most popular recreational areas of our high mountains. Visitors from all over Slovakia come to Bachledova dolina for the intersection of natural beauty and attractions offering unique experiences. Such an attraction is undoubtedly the Bobová dráha v Bachledovej doline bobsled coaster, which is also the longest bobsled coaster in the Tatras. Enjoy a pleasant rush of adrenaline in your blood and the fresh mountain wind in your hair. There are not many places in Slovakia where you will experience such a combination.

The Bobová dráha v Bachledovej doline bobsled coaster is unique not only for the picturesque environment in which it is set, but also for its length. On a track that is an incredible 1,200 meters long, 15 turns and an elevation difference of 111 meters await you. Despite the adrenaline in your blood, you can feel completely safe. The bobsled ride is suitable for children from 9 years of age. Younger children can ride on a single bobsled with an adult. That is precisely why, in addition to adrenaline lovers, families with children come here, for whom the adrenaline experience is a pleasant addition to time spent in nature.

Are you curious how fast you can speed down the slopes of Bachledova dolina? You control the ride speed yourself using a lever on your bobsled. If you set off with real courage, you can reach up to 40 km/h, the speed of more cautious drivers in villages. The hourly transport capacity of the bobsled coaster is 200 people. Young adrenaline riders will surely enjoy the children's playground located in the immediate vicinity of the track.

Boarding the bobsled coaster is at the top station of the gondola cable car. Access here is directly from Bachledova dolina, a turnoff from the main road between Ždiar and Tatranská Kotlina, or from the village of Malá Franková.

A trip to Bachledova dolina is one of those holiday ideas you will certainly not regret. Alongside the Bobová dráha bobsled coaster, one of the biggest local attractions is the Chodník korunami stromov treetop walk, which offers a walk above the treetops with a gorgeous view of the picturesque forests of Spišská Magura. Hiking enthusiasts will set off from here along the hiking trail to Jezerské jazero lake. The easy walk filled with beautiful natural scenery is suitable for everyone. Opportunities for enjoying holiday moments here are at least as varied as the accommodation options near the Bobová dráha v Bachledovej doline bobsled coaster. Choose from family-run guesthouses or popular cottages and chalets and enjoy an unforgettable adventure and relaxation in the Tatras. Accommodation in Ždiar and the immediate surrounding area will certainly not disappoint you.

Are you looking for a place where you can relax, have fun, and learn something new during the summer? We have a tip for a summer oasis of relaxation near Levoča. The recreation area Žabia cesta, also known as the former Levočská priehrada, is an ideal choice for families with children, couples, and active visitors. It is located less than 3 kilometers from the center of Levoča and, during the summer season (July - August, and September if the weather is favorable), offers a variety of activities in a beautiful natural environment. Entrance to the multifunctional area is free, though some attractions are paid.

Summer Fun and Sports under the Levočské vrchy

In a picturesque setting surrounded by beautiful nature, a space awaits you that combines refreshing relaxation by the water with active movement and adventure. The centerpiece of the entire area is a popular natural swimming pool with a maximum depth of 130 centimeters, providing an ideal spot for safe fun for children and non-swimmers, while a lifeguard on duty ensures visitors' peace of mind. Water cleanliness is regularly inspected by experts, so you can fully enjoy every moment of carefree swimming. Beyond water fun, you will find a children's playground, outdoor natural showers, practical changing rooms, a beach volleyball court, table tennis tables, and a sports equipment rental. Lovers of quieter moments on the water will appreciate the rental of pedal boats and rowboats, which will take you on a scenic cruise with magical views of the Levočské vrchy in the background.

Rope Park, Climbing Wall, and Trail of Knowledge

If you crave a bit of adrenaline and heights, a huge attraction is the local rope park divided into three difficulty levels. The youngest visitors from three years of age can enjoy the children's track, older children and teenagers can test the medium circuit (for heights from 160 centimeters), and the bravest will head to the large circuit, which winds nearly ten meters above the ground and offers not only a physical challenge but also a great view of the entire area. The rope park also features a climbing wall, where trained instructors assist all interested participants, ready to explain proper technique and supervise your safety. For those who prefer a relaxing walk combined with a bit of learning, there is an interactive educational trail just under twelve hundred meters long. Along the way, you will playfully learn interesting facts about the amphibians living in this locality and discover rare species of local flora.

Practical Information for Your Visit

This diverse area is a great choice for families with children, groups of friends, solo tourists, and seniors. Thanks to the overall flat terrain, moving around is very comfortable and easily manageable even with a stroller or wheelchair. While the rope park naturally has its height and age restrictions, the vast majority of other activities are accessible without limits, and the overall physical demand of a visit is very low. The area is ideal for a multi-hour trip, but thanks to the rich offer of activities, you can easily spend an entire day here. Good news for pet owners is that dogs are allowed, provided you follow the basic rules of the area and show consideration for other visitors.

Access, Services, and Surroundings

The recreation area is located within easy reach of the town of Levoča. The easiest way to get here is by car or bicycle. There is a parking lot directly at the area. Restaurant facilities and snack bars are located nearby, where you can enjoy refreshments. For cyclists and hikers, marked cycle routes and trails are available, leading to picturesque spots in the Levočské vrchy.

Velické pleso is a sparkling gem and at the same time the largest tarn in Velická dolina valley in the Vysoké Tatry mountains. The lake, covering an area of 2.241 ha with a depth of 4.5 m, is situated at an altitude of 1,663 m a.s.l., near the mountain hotel Sliezsky dom. Velické pleso was formed after the retreat of a glacier, leaving a smaller moraine above it. The lake was also visited by Pope John Paul II, who prayed on July 3, 1995, in a gazebo built specially on its shore.

It is possible to set off on a hike to Velické pleso from several starting points: Tatranská Polianka, Starý Smokovec, Popradské pleso, or Tatranské Zruby. Although the route to the lake is classified as moderately demanding, the reward is gorgeous nature. For those who do not like walking but prefer pedaling a bicycle, it is good news that Velické pleso is the highest point accessible by bike in the Tatras.

From Sliezsky dom, a green hiking trail leads past the tarn to Poľský hrebeň. From June to October, a popular tourist destination is also the 15 m high Velický vodopád waterfall. Situated in the valley above the tarn are also Kvetnicové pliesko, Vyšné Velické plieska, and Dlhé pleso. At the same time, Velická dolina is the usual starting point for the ascent of Gerlachovský štít, which is permitted only with a mountain guide.

If you are planning to explore Velická dolina, look for accommodation around one of the starting points. A pleasant stay will be provided by cottages in Tatranská Polianka or apartments in Tatranské Zruby. Vysoké Tatry also offer a diverse selection of hotels and guesthouses. Just choose according to whether you are a family with young children or seniors, or whether you prefer comfort or lower accommodation prices.

Experience the magic of nature, views of the majestic Belianske Tatry mountains, and a multitude of attractions for young and old at Bachledka Ski & Sun – a year-round mountain resort that is popular with families, active tourists, seniors, and organized groups alike. A visit to Bachledka begins in the pleasant facilities at the lower cable car station, where you are welcomed by a well-maintained, barrier-free pedestrian zone with an InfoCenter, ticket offices, a sports shop, a cozy café, and a souvenir shop. The modern 10-seater Gondola Bachledka cable car will comfortably take you up to the ridge of the Spišská Magura mountains in 7 minutes, directly into the heart of the mountain resort. Here, a world of peace, natural beauty, and a multitude of activities opens up before you, making Bachledka an ideal place for a trip during any season of the year.

Kráľovstvo lesa (Forest Kingdom) and new adventures for children

Families with children will also find their own enjoyment in the Kráľovstvo lesa Bachledka – an extensive natural children's zone full of interactive attractions and play elements. A novelty for 2025 is the newly opened observation tower directly in the playground area. On an area of almost 5,000 m², children and parents can try out a giant ram, a multi-level rope park, a mega-trampoline, or the fun Pokuston attraction. Together, more than twenty adventure elements await you here, combining movement, entertainment, and time spent in nature.

Chodník korunami stromov (Treetop Walk) and new views

We recommend combining your visit to Kráľovstvo lesa with one of Bachledka's main attractions. It is the year-round open and fully barrier-free Chodník korunami stromov. It offers an unforgettable walk at height with panoramic views, educational stops, and an adrenaline-pumping dry slide that is 67 meters long. At the top of the 32-meter-high observation tower, a walking net awaits you for an even more intense experience from the height.

Visitor information

The Bachledka Ski & Sun resort is designed so that visitors of every generation can enjoy it to the fullest. Most attractions are ideally adapted for children accompanied by adults, but the varied offer of activities guarantees a unique experience for young and old alike. We recommend setting aside at least half a day to tour the resort and use all available options, but if you decide to take full advantage of everything we offer, you can easily spend the whole day here. As for accessibility, Bachledka is open year-round, and they really think of everyone here. Thanks to well-maintained paths and a modern cable car, you can get around here without any problems, even with a stroller or in a wheelchair, so you can enjoy your trip without unnecessary worries.

Accessibility, services, and parking Bachledka is located just a short distance from Ždiar and is easily accessible by car. Parking is provided in the lower part of the resort, with designated spaces available for persons with reduced mobility. There is no shortage of gastronomic services in the complex – a café, buffets, and a restaurant – so you can treat yourself to refreshments, coffee, or lunch in a pleasant environment during the day.

Do you still remember what it was like to cruise the streets behind the wheel of a pedal car? The rare exhibitions at Pedal Planet in the Vysoké Tatry will remind you of your childhood adventures. More than 120 exclusive pedal cars from various corners of the world await you in Galéria Tatry in Nová Polianka, in the district of Poprad. Come and reminisce about stories created over many kilometers of pedaling, or bring your little ones and introduce them to the world of rare small cars from your childhood days.

The pedal vehicle exhibits within the gallery are divided into four thematic blocks. In the Pedal Cars World section, you can inspect more than 50 unique cars categorized by country of origin. Here, you will find pedal cars from Italy, Germany, Russia, France, Great Britain, and other European countries. The luxury brand Rolls Royce has earned its own dedicated section. Naturally, you can also admire iconic models from brands like Porsche, Mercedes, or Jaguar.

The second part of the exhibition bears the name Formula 1 History. This corner will delight fans of the popular Italian brand Ferrari. You will learn about its history, use the photo booth, and create beautiful visual memories for your little ones. This section also features a large screen showcasing a digital mini-gallery by Martin Trenkler, the first official F1 photographer. Shots from the track, the pit lane, as well as portraits of famous drivers, are sure to captivate you.

Older visitors will be particularly pleased with the Retro Cars exhibition section, dedicated to the legendary pedal Moskvitch. Perhaps years ago, this four-wheeled vintage car was parked right at your home. This section includes an experiential zone with photo-op cars, a collection of military and police cars, and a fully functional carousel. You will certainly be impressed by the VW Beetle, sports cars of world-famous brands, pedal horses, an excavator, a tractor, or a hand-powered tricycle all the way from France.

An interesting part of the exhibition is Garage Cars. Here, you will find rare exhibits in their unrestored, barn-find condition. In addition to cars, pedal motorcycles and a fun chopper, which your little ones can even ride, will compete for your favor. An enticing section is the animated starry sky featuring rockets and airplanes. You can look forward to a moving Italian rocket designed for two little astronauts. If you feel like seeing even more, stop by the interactive Touch Point. Here, you will find vintage photos, advertisements, and a whole spectrum of interesting facts about individual exhibits.

Be sure to combine your trip to the world of pedal cars with a visit to the original digital gallery Poliankovo in Tatranská Polianka and a hike in the Vysoké Tatry. We highly recommend Batizovské vodopády, the enchanting Batizovské pleso, or a trip to the nearby Velické pleso. Alternatively, you can take the funicular railway up to Hrebienok and enjoy an easy walk from there to waterfalls Studeného potoka. And that is just a small sample of the wide range of tourist attractions in the immediate surroundings. To explore them all this season, we recommend booking accommodation near Pedal Planet. Accommodation in the Tatry is in high demand. Without a doubt, the biggest draw for tourists is the cabins and chalets in the Tatry, which enjoy extraordinary popularity.

Piaristický kláštor forms an intrinsic silhouette of the small Spiš town of Podolínec. It was built in the mid-17th century in the Early Baroque style. Right in the middle of the monastery stands a two-tower church dedicated to the Kraków martyr Saint Stanislaus. Come and get acquainted with the interesting history of this exceptional place.

The Piarist order was founded by St. Joseph Calasanz, who established the very first free elementary school in Europe. The Piarists came to Slovakia in 1642 at the invitation of the Polish prince Stanisław Lubomirski, who also owned Podolínec at that time. On December 10, 1642, a solemn mass was held in Podolínec on this occasion, celebrated by the Kraków canon Krzysztof Sapelius. He consecrated the cornerstone of the future monastery and erected a wooden cross at the site of the future church. The school built in the courtyard was opened on June 18, 1643.

Wealthy students who attended it were of Polish, Slovak, German, and Hungarian nationality. The Piarist grammar school was an important center of education and Christian upbringing in Slovakia. Throughout its history, the monastery faced many adversities of fate. In 1662, it was struck by a flood, and in 1669, the entire monastery succumbed to a devastating fire.

The church was first consecrated in 1651. The consecration was performed by Kraków bishop Piotr Gembický. For the second time, after a fire in 1671, it was consecrated by bishop Mikołaj Oborski. The period of Piarist education ended with the onset of Maria Theresa's rule. During her reign, a school reform took place, introducing a revolutionary novelty, compulsory school attendance. This opened the path to education for wide strata of the population. Since the founding of the college, 31,000 pupils have studied at the Piarist grammar school.

After the departure of the Piarists, Redemptorists came to the monastery in July 1922 at the invitation of Spiš bishop Ján Vojtaššák. However, their activity did not last long, and they left Podolínec in April 1927. They returned for a second time in August 1940. Currently, the monastery is the seat of the Redemptorist novitiate, lay missionary communities, a church special elementary school, a secondary vocational school, and a children's home. The patron of the schools is the Redemptorist St. Clement Hofbauer.

The entire monastery building has the character of a fortress, is multi-story, and features four defensive towers at its corners. The church, located in the middle, divides the inner courtyard into two parts, the economic part from the north and the paradise garden from the south. From this courtyard, one can see the Piarist coat of arms and very rare sundials on the church wall. The interior of the monastery church is adorned with magnificent frescoes, sculptures, paintings, and a main altar with the largest altarpiece in Slovakia, depicting a scene from the life of St. Stanislaus.

During your wanderings, drop by nearby Holumnica and take a look at the ruins of Holumnický hrad castle. Your next stop can be the village of Vyšné Ružbachy, which is famous for its spa with healing thermal mineral water. During the summer, you can swim at the Izabela summer thermal swimming pool and refresh yourself in a natural travertine pool that locals call "Kráter". Quality accommodation near Piaristický kláštor monastery can be found on our website, accommodation in Podolínec. Do not hesitate and book your weekend stay in Spiš today.

Architectural monuments of folk architecture are a major attraction for tourists seeking attractions with a real touch of history. Such a facility is also the Ľudové múzeum – Ždiarsky dom, whose exhibition is situated in a beautiful wooden cottage built following the model of wooden cottages from the early 20th century.

As the name of the folk museum suggests, you will find it in the Sub-Tatras village of Ždiar located in the Poprad district. The picturesque village is typical for its specific folk architecture, traditions, customs, and folklore, a taste of which has been prepared for visitors right in the Ždiarsky dom museum. The beautiful museum building was built in 1971 following the model of wooden cottages from 1911 and 1914. The exterior itself invites visitors and passers-by to step inside and let themselves drift away in time. In the residential part of the wooden cottage is the permanent exhibition of the museum formed by period furniture, folk costumes, and everyday items from the pre-war period. A magnificent carved chest, a wooden cradle, a small violin on the wall, or a gorgeous painted stove, everything here breathes history.

In addition to period items and an interesting commentary by the museum curator dressed in a folk costume, an interesting program is also prepared for visitors of Ždiarsky dom. Here you can experience a wedding from the last century and you will also get a unique opportunity to try on a traditional folk costume. Part of the museum complex is a restaurant with a tasty offer of local specialties and a souvenir shop. If you arrive at the right time, you can experience a horse-drawn carriage ride or a live Goral music performance as a accompanying event.

During your wanderings through the Tatransko-podtatranský región, definitely do not bypass the picturesque wooden cottage in Ždiar. If you visit during the winter season, take your skis with you and test the local ski resorts Ski centrum Strednica Ždiar or Ski centrum Strachan Ždiar, which attract visitors with their intimate atmosphere suitable primarily for families with children. And when you realize that one day spent in this picturesque village is not enough, you will certainly be pleased by the wide range of accommodation near Ľudové múzeum – Ždiarsky dom. Choose a charming guesthouse or a suitable cottage and enjoy your holiday or extended weekend here. Accommodation in Ždiar is like the village itself, diverse and friendly to visitors.

Vysoké Tatry are undoubtedly the most majestic and, for many, the most beautiful mountain range. Skiing with a view of Vysoké Tatry is every skier's dream, but it is not that simple. One of the most beautiful views of the entire mountain range is offered by Resort Levočská dolina (formerly known as Ski Centre Levoča). Naturally, you will find this ski resort near the town of Levoča. It is not directly in the town center; you will have to go another 6 km to the borough of Levočská dolina. Here, a ski resort awaits you, in which every skier will find something to love.

Levočská dolina is famous precisely for its beautiful surroundings and the ski resort Ski Centre Levoča. Levočské vrchy are relatively rich in snow, thanks to which skiing here lasts until the beginning of spring. This is also contributed to by the fact that the entire resort features a modern artificial snowmaking system.

The altitude of the resort is 634 to 876 meters above sea level. Here you will find 2 slopes designed for beginners, 1 intermediate slope, and 1 black, the most demanding slope. The slopes of this ski resort are suitable for the widest spectrum of skiers. Beginners can take advantage of the services of a ski kindergarten or a school with qualified instructors. With friends, you can enjoy the intermediate slope or the black one, which is a real challenge even for the best skiers.

Ski Centre Levoča offers approximately 3 km of slopes served by 4 ski lifts. One of them serves the purposes of instruction in the ski kindergarten. All slopes are meticulously maintained and reach top quality. If you do not have enough of the snow-covered plains of Levočské vrchy during the day, nothing prevents you from visiting the resort during evening skiing.

The standard amenities of the resort include a rental and storage room for ski or snowboard equipment, refreshments, and a restaurant. Interesting activities in Levočská dolina include the option of horseback riding or sightseeing flights over the Tatras from the nearby Poprad airport. The view of the snow-capped peaks of the world's smallest high mountains is an unforgettable experience for a lifetime.

Levočské vrchy are a popular mountain range for cross-country skiers. They have kilometers of groomed cross-country trails to choose from. Since it was a military area in the past, there are plenty of roads and paths that are suitable for more adventurous cross-country skiers.

The town of Levoča itself offers many attractions, perhaps the most famous being the altar of Majster Pavol z Levoče. In the immediate vicinity, you must not miss a visit to Spišský hrad.

Right under the slopes in Levočská dolina, you will find apartments for everyone. You can also choose from guest houses, hotels, or private accommodations in the aforementioned Levoča. Everyone will find their accommodation here, not only demanding customers but also unpretentious ones preferring simple and budget-friendly accommodation.

If you love nature and long walks, set out with us along the Náučný chodník Zadné Meďodoly educational trail and discover the beauty of the Tatras nature. Beneath this mysterious name hides a tourist educational trail in the Belianske Tatry mountains. This blue-marked trail starts near the Pošta bus stop in Tatranská Javorina (1,000 m above sea level) and ends at Kopské sedlo at an altitude of 1,750 m. Take a family trip and enjoy your stay in nature in the fresh air.

Zadné Meďodoly covers approximately 8.5 km, packed with interesting information and facts. Families with children can complete this mountain walk in 3 hours. From 10 information boards, you will learn more about the flora and fauna, the history of the valley, rocks and water, as well as what troubles the Tatras forest. You will also learn that the ruler of the forest is the bear, which has two wooden statues built here.

Walking along this new educational trail is a true experience. The surrounding nature, the sound of gurgling streams, and the forest inhabitants will surely evoke pleasant feelings in you. With its difficulty level, it is suitable for families with children as well as active seniors. The trail is perfectly maintained and you will find many seating areas for a potential rest or a snack. From Tatranská Javorina, along the trail that leads beside the Javorinka stream, you will reach the cozy Horáreň Pod Muráňom forestry lodge, where a small dachshund will welcome you. At this spot, you will learn more about the geological composition of the Tatras and how they acquired their present shape. You will also read about forest protection in the national parks of Slovakia and about the calamity caused by the bark beetle. This section of the trail is also accessible to wheelchair users and families with strollers. The most interesting peak in this part of the Belianske Tatry is Muráň, which entered history through the breeding of ibexes, which Prince Hohenlohe once raised there.

During the walk, you will come across a real curiosity: a spring gushing out of the ground. It is a very abundant water source that spews out approximately 150 liters of water per second. The trail continues into the Bránka gorge, which was created by the erosive action of the Meďodolský potok stream and rainfall activity after the retreat of glaciers. The total length of the gorge is 185 m. At the spot where the dense forest ends, you can relax at the Studnička resting place, where wooden statues of a small bear cub and its mother bear are placed. These were created by the hands of a skilled folk woodcarver from the nearby village of Ždiar. After a short break, you will find yourself on a trail where the forest is sparser, and from a distance, a view of Kopské sedlo will open up before you. In the meadow, you can admire rare flora, such as Rosebay Willowherb, Willow Gentian, or Jacquin's Ragwort. Blueberries and lingonberries grow along the trail. Above the upper timberline, you have the opportunity to discover other alpine plants, such as Spring Gentian or Evergreen Saxifrage. The final stop of our hike is Kopské sedlo, which forms the border between the Belianske Tatry and the Vysoké Tatry mountains. Your reward will be a view of all of Zadné Meďodoly and the Vysoké Tatry. Here you can decide in which direction you will continue. However, do not forget that this educational trail is accessible to the public only during the summer season from June 15 to October 31.

Náučný chodník Zadné Meďodoly is the 7th educational trail created for tourists by the Štátne lesy TANAP-u. Spend your holiday in the Belianske Tatry and discover other interesting attractions in the surrounding area as well. Do not search for unnecessarily expensive hotels. Accommodation in the vicinity of Náučný chodník Zadné Meďodoly can be found on our page cheap accommodation Belianske Tatry. You will certainly choose from a variety of cottages and charming wooden cabins. If you are not afraid of heights, visit the tourist-sought Chodník Korunami stromov in Bachledova dolina. Enjoy a beautiful view of the surrounding nature from a height of 24 m above the ground. Choose from our rich offer of accommodation in Bachledova dolina, which is a very popular destination for local as well as foreign visitors. Choose from our rich offer of accommodation; it is entirely up to you whether you decide on stylish apartments or give preference to fairytale wooden cottages.

You will experience perfect skiing in the well-known ski resort Ski Monkova dolina. This resort is located in Monkova dolina, less than 1.5 km from the tourist-popular village of Ždiar, right by Hotel Magura. On a winter holiday, in addition to unique views of the snow-covered landscape, you will be thrilled by the opportunity to actively enjoy everything this resort has to offer.

Put on your ski boots and jump on your skis. The total length of the slopes is 700 m. The ski lift has a transport capacity of 540 people per hour. The resort is situated at an altitude of 1,000 m above sea level. Our youngest beginners in skiing, sledders, and bobsledders can enjoy a shorter slope in front of the local hotel. Its length is 100 m and it is named Ski Monkova Disney. Right here, children will experience endless fun. You certainly do not have to limit yourself. The resort remains open into the late evening hours, thanks to artificial lighting and groomed trails. You will thus experience truly fairytale moments throughout the entire day while enjoying your favorite sports activity. A great advantage, not only of evening skiing in this ski resort, is the parking lot right next to the slope. You can park your four-wheeled favorite here for free, put on your ski boots, and head straight to the slopes.

If you prefer exploring natural scenery on cross-country skis, we have good news for you. In and around the resort, there are groomed cross-country trails with a total length of 3 km. The freshly crackling powder will crunch under your cross-country skis. If you do not have your own equipment or wish to try a different type of skis, it is more convenient to rent gear and other accessories directly on site. We have a ski equipment rental and service shop right here.

When you take off your ski boots and put on your winter hiking boots, take a walk through Belianske Tatry or along Chodník korunami stromov in Bachledova dolina. You will be sharing stories of an unforgettable experience with your friends if you stay overnight in one of the accommodations in Ždiar. And then, after breakfast, head back to the slopes at the Ski Monkova dolina resort.

If you are also among the lovers of natural beauty, enjoy the thrill of adrenaline, and are not afraid of water, we have a wonderful tip for a pleasantly spent time in Eastern Slovakia in the form of the Splav Hornádu rafting and canoeing trip.
 
Splav Hornádu. Its longer route can start in Kysak near the football pitch. You will complete it under the guidance of an experienced instructor who will successfully and safely guide you to the finish line located at the Košická lodenice boathouse. Set aside at least four hours in your schedule for this pleasant experience. After phone reservation and payment transfer, the guides will welcome you. They will assign your boats, equipment, and give you brief instructions on controlling the vessels and navigation basics. The cruise itself lasts approximately 3 hours, depending on your skills and the number of stops you make.

Shortly after the start, you will sail in boats or rafts to the Trebejovská perej rapid. It is not technically demanding to pass through, but you will certainly enjoy riding its waves. There is a small hydroelectric power plant in Kostoľany nad Hornádom, and you will need to carry your vessel over for approximately 100 meters because of it. This is also an opportunity for a short break and refreshments. Enjoying the trip along the river beneath the canopy of poplars is amazing. Watching fish and waterfowl will appeal to nature lovers. The cool river waves will refresh you even on the hottest summer days. Right before the end of the trip, the Ťahanovská vlna wave will also delight you. It will challenge you a bit more, but there is no need to worry.

The trip is of medium difficulty and can easily be handled by children aged 8 and up. We recommend taking a swimsuit and a T-shirt on the boat. In case of cooler weather, suitable paddling clothing or a waterproof jacket is advised. On sunny days, do not forget to pack sunscreen. It is also important to wear suitable water footwear (sneakers, sturdy sandals) to protect your feet from injury on sharp rocks or glass.

After reaching the Košická lodenica boathouse, the event organizers will, if you wish, transport you back to Kysak by car. This is especially convenient if you left your car or other vehicle there. Naturally, the organizers offer various types of routes as well as canoeing courses or adventurous rafting on the Hornád. However, keep in mind that it is a good idea to book accommodation near the Splav Hornádu.

If you stay dry and feel like exploring the surroundings, be sure to plan trips to nearby attractions. It is great to see all the fascinating plants at the Botanická záhrada Univerzity P. J. Šafárika botanical garden. History is worth delving into at the Východoslovenské múzeum museum. After such a walk, all you need to do is head straight to the city center and enjoy the urban atmosphere. You might even catch the sound of the Zvonkohra Košice carillon.

The region is large enough to have plenty to offer its visitors. So that you do not have to move around constantly, we recommend booking a room on the accommodation Košice – Sever page. Affordable options for you might include accommodation in apartmány Košice – Sever or a room in penzión Košice – Sever. We leave the choice up to you, but we are happy to help.

Jezerské jazero lake was named after the small village of Jezersko nearby. The village is located only 15 kilometers from Slovenská Ves, and on the way here, you can enjoy views of the Vysoké Tatry or Belianske Tatry mountains. Lake Jezersko is located below the ridge of Spišská Magura, and this area is also called forgotten by God because it is little known among tourists. So if you long for a peaceful mountain environment and want to enjoy quietness, head to the shores of Jezerské jazero.

The small lake lies at an altitude of 919 m a.s.l. In 1967, it was declared a nature reserve. Water flows here from the surrounding slopes, and its depth is around 2 meters. Jezerský potok stream flows out of the lake. You can reach the lake along a hiking trail either from the village of Jezersko, via a route about 3 kilometers long, or from the popular Bachledova dolina valley.

Some tourists combine a trip to the lake with a walk to Bachledova rozhľadňa lookout tower, which is located on the ridge of Spišská Magura. From here, you will enjoy a beautiful view of the entire lake and its surroundings. Several legends are also connected to Jezerské jazero lake, about spirits living in it or about a powerful force that, according to legend, causes heavy rain when someone cuts down a tree near the lake. Maybe it is true and maybe not, but one thing is certain. The magical turquoise color of the water will surely leave you with a magical feeling.

You can also reach Jezerské jazero lake via a hiking trail from the village of Ždiar, Malá Franková, or Veľká Franková. The Belianske Tatry mountains will thus show themselves to you in all their glory. Benches and an information board about the local fauna and flora have been built near the small lake, where you will learn, for example, that newts live here. Unfortunately, severe windstorms in recent years have taken a toll on the surrounding forest, and it will take several years for new trees to grow here.

The surroundings of Jezersko are tailor-made for an active holiday. In addition to a trip to the lake, you can also enjoy the Chodník korunami stromov treetop walk in Bachledova dolina, or the beautiful Pieninský národný park (Pieniny National Park). For skiers, excellent skiing is also on offer near Jezersko at Bachledka Ski & Sun. Take advantage of the services of our accommodation portal and book accommodation near Jezerské jazero lake, for example on the Bachledova dolina accommodation pages. Discover other interesting tips for attractions in Belianske Tatry as well. Do not wait and set out on an adventure as soon as possible.

Have you always longed for skiing with a view of the majestic Vysoké Tatry mountains and didn't know where to go? We have solved this puzzle for you. Visit the Zadná Lopušná dolina ski resort near Svit.

You will find Lopušná dolina just 2 km from the town of Svit. It lies right in the neighborhood of the better-known town of Poprad. A comfortable asphalt road leads into Lopušná dolina. First, you will pass the first ski resort called SkiChem. You will continue further until you reach Nová Lopušná dolina SKITATRY.

You may encounter several names: Zadná Lopušná dolina, SKITATRY, Ski Tatrasvit. However, it always refers to one and the same ski resort, where perfect skiing awaits you.

One ski lift and one slope await you here. But don't let that deter you; you are guaranteed to have fun on the slope. The bottom station of the lift is at an altitude of 784 meters above sea level, and the top station is at 1,024 meters above sea level. From there, there is a beautiful view of the entire Vysoké Tatry range, and you won't even want to ski down to the valley.

The total length of the slope is approximately 1 km. It is intended mainly for advanced skiers. Its upper part is marked in black, which means the steepest incline and a challenge even for the best skiers. The lower part is marked in red and is of medium difficulty, where a wide range of skiers will come into their own. The advantage of the lift is that you can detach from it during the ride, thus avoiding the most demanding, black section at the top. For beginners, a short lift in the lower part of the resort is available.

Naturally, the resort features an artificial snowmaking system and a pleasant restaurant with a snack bar in the lower part of the resort. The cherry on top is the option of night skiing under artificial lighting. You truly have something to look forward to, as it is one of the highest quality slopes in the wider area offering this option.

You will also find a ski school, ski equipment rental, and storage here. The Zadná Lopušná dolina ski resort is thus an ideal place with excellent conditions provided for spending your winter holiday.

If you would be interested in trying other slopes in the area, just a few meters away is the aforementioned SkiChem. A good tip is also nearby Lučivná. These are smaller ski resorts with good prices. And we cannot fail to mention the Vysoké Tatry themselves. Ski resorts can be found at Štrbské Pleso or in Tatranská Lomnica. These are modern and large ski areas.

Zadná Lopušná dolina is a favorite spot for many skiers from near and far. Right by the slopes, you will find cottages that provide pleasant and affordable accommodation. The nearby town of Svit also offers plenty of accommodation capacities for skiers. There are many apartments, private rentals, guesthouses, and hotels of all categories. First-class skiing doesn't have to be expensive, nor do you have to travel far for it. Experience it in Nová Lopušná dolina.

Batizovské vodopády are located in the Vysoké Tatry in the Poprad district. Although no tourist trail leads directly to them, you can enjoy them from a distance along the Tatranská magistrála. These charming waterfalls are an ornament of the Batizovská dolina and many a tourist enjoys them on their way to Batizovské pleso.

Batizovské vodopády lie at an altitude of 1,870 m a. s. l. The water spreads over the rocks in the dwarf pine growth and falls from a height of 20 meters. You can admire the waterfalls from the tourist trail, but do not go close to them. Be aware that walking outside the trails is prohibited in the Tatranský národný park.

Batizovské vodopády are of glacial origin and are formed by water from the Batizovský potok. About 50 meters above the waterfalls is the aforementioned Batizovské pleso. Set out for Batizovské vodopády via the red trail along the Tatranská magistrála from Popradské pleso towards Sliezsky dom. As an alternative route, you can reach them from the village of Vyšné Hágy along the yellow trail all the way to the Tatranská magistrála. You can also use the route from Tatranská Polianka.

In addition to Batizovské vodopády, the Vysoké Tatry offer you other water gems. We have prepared tips for waterfalls in the Vysoké Tatry on our portal. The TANAP national park is an ideal holiday destination for tourists as well as families with children. Come spend your free time here and choose accommodation near Batizovské vodopády or accommodation in the Vysoké Tatry on our pages. Book a cottage, apartment, family guest house, or a comfortable hotel in the Tatry. Our accommodation providers are already looking forward to your visit.

In recent years, more and more skiers have been looking for slopes located away from crowded ski resorts. Among such places is undoubtedly the Lyžiarsky vlek Krasuľa ski lift, situated in the sub-Tatra village of Ždiar in the Poprad district. Nestled in the valley between the peaks of the Belianske Tatry and Spišská Magura, this small village is a popular spot for skiers and holidaymakers admiring the beauty of the Tatranský národný park. It is precisely the smaller ski areas built alongside local guesthouses that attract skiers seeking a ski trip in the welcoming environment of slopes impeccably cared for by their owners.

The Lyžiarsky vlek Krasuľa ski lift is built next to the guesthouse of the same name, which also operates it. Measuring 150 meters in length with an hourly transport capacity of 500 people, the lift is an ideal place for families with children and beginner skiers. Here you can practice your skiing skills, and your little ones can master their first meters on skis without the risk of colliding with another skier. Experienced skiers who prefer a quiet ski trip will also surely find plenty to enjoy here.

Did you head to the Tatras in winter without skis? Has your child outgrown their ski boots? Have no fear. By the Krasuľa lift, you will also find a ski rental shop. If you get hungry after a great time on the slopes, be sure to visit the restaurant of the Krasuľa guesthouse located right next to the lift. In Ždiar, you are guaranteed to be well taken care of.

Did you come to the Tatras for winter sports? In addition to great downhill skiing, you can also enjoy popular cross-country skiing in Ždiar along the most beautiful trails leading across the ridge of Spišská Magura. Or would you like to combine your snow trip with a taste of local traditions? Ždiar is a distinctive village with a rich cultural heritage. Do not hesitate to visit the local Ľudové múzeum – Ždiarsky dom, housed in picturesque wooden cottages built in 1971 following the model of wooden houses from the early 20th century. Whether you fully dedicate your Tatra holiday to skiing or also set out to discover the beauty of Slovak nature and culture, you will certainly appreciate the accommodation options near Lyžiarsky vlek Krasuľa. Accommodation in Ždiar offers truly varied options. Beautiful guesthouses, charming cottages and log cabins, as well as tasteful apartments and villas are available to visitors. Come to this picturesque region to recharge your batteries for your working days.

Skiing in the Vysoké Tatry is something many people dream about. This highest mountain range in the entire country hides an unexplored corner that many tourists bypass in winter: the Belianske Tatry. High mountains in beautiful nature should not escape the attention of any skier. How about honing your skiing skills right beneath them?

Welcome to the village of Ždiar. The word village is not entirely accurate, as the whole municipality stretches over several kilometers. It lies on the main road leading to the Lysá Poľana border crossing into Poland. Here you will find several ski resorts that are particularly suitable for beginners and families with children. Today, we will introduce a resort where you will feel right at home with friends. The family resort Ski centrum Strachan will impress you mainly with its atmosphere and friendliness.

The resort belongs to a nearby family guesthouse. The owners take exemplary care of it, and even though it does not offer dozens of kilometers of slopes or the most modern cable cars, you will love coming back. In almost the entire surrounding area, you will find nothing better for your children. The blue-marked slopes are suitable mainly for beginners. They are served by 3 ski lifts, which is sufficient for a smaller resort. You will not wait long in line for a lift and might end up skiing even more than elsewhere. The total length of all slopes is nearly 1 kilometer.

Quantity is not what matters, quality is. Even in the smaller Ski centrum Strachan, you will find a modern artificial snowmaking system and lighting for evening skiing. From the slopes of Spišská Magura, where the resort is located, you will enjoy a unique view of the entire Belianske Tatry. You can enjoy this view over a good lunch in the local restaurant or with a unique grilled delicacy from the snack bar. In the meantime, experienced instructors will take care of your little ones. They will ski, run, jump, in short, have fun.

If you tire of downhill skiing, try cross-country skiing. The ridge of Spišská Magura features the most beautiful trails in the entire area. If you felt like just one in a thousand in other resorts, that will change at Ski centrum Strachan. Every customer is treated like royalty. Parking at the resort is free, and there is even a ski bus operating here. If you stay in the adjacent wellness guesthouse, prepare yourself for other pleasant gestures, such as discounts on ski passes or even evening skiing completely free of charge.

Ždiar is a typical village with folk architecture, living off tourism. You can choose accommodation in the nearby guesthouse belonging to the resort or in one of the many others in the village. There are dozens of them, as well as private accommodations in family houses. You will find a hotel, a tourist hostel, and cottages here. In short, everything you could possibly wish for.

Chrám svätého Jakuba in Levoča is among the most important sacral buildings in Slovakia. In 2015, Pope Francis elevated it to a basilica minor. Come and see the unique main altar of St. James, which, with its height of 18.6 meters, is the highest altar of its kind in the world. It is made of linden wood and was created under the hands of the woodcarver Master Paul of Levoča.

The parish church is dedicated to St. James, apostle and protector of warriors, pilgrims, and workers. His feast day is celebrated on July 25. The church has been serving believers for daily services for over 700 years. The church and its interior furnishings have been a national cultural monument since 1965. In 2009, the Basilica of St. James was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The church was built in the first half of the 14th century as a three-aisled building. Porches were built onto it on the northern and southern sides, and around 1515, the so-called Henckel Library was built above the northern porch. In 1859, at the instigation of Emperor Franz Joseph I, the neo-Gothic tower was completed.

In addition to the main altar, the church contains another 13 side altars. Another gem in the church is the organ, which was created in the years 1624 – 1630 at the expense of the wealthy Levoča burgher Friedrich Pobst by the Krakow organ builder Hans Hummel. The Renaissance pulpit, created by the local joiner master Krištof Kollmitz, originally from Olomouc in the Czech Republic, is also ranked among the remarkable monuments.

The dominant features of the church interior are extensive wall paintings representing the cycle of the seven works of mercy and the seven deadly sins. In addition to the main altar, the works of Ján Szilassy are also declared a national cultural monument. These are monstrances, chalices, and other liturgical objects decorated with enamel and embossed work, which are inlaid with Czech garnets.

A remarkable legend about a forged cross is also associated with the Basilica of St. James. When the former senator Wildner went on a trip with his wife and daughter, their carriage was struck by lightning and their only daughter Zuzana died. Out of grief, they lined her coffin with valuables and arranged a magnificent funeral for her. The gravedigger who buried her decided that he would dig up the grave that very night and take the jewelry from the grave. When he dug up the coffin, he stood face to face with a living girl. Out of gratitude to God for sparing their only daughter, the Wildner family had a forged cross placed on the roof above the main altar, where it remains to this day.

After visiting the basilica, you can set off for Mariánska hora, which is one of the oldest pilgrimage sites in Slovakia. Another holy church stands at this place, the Basilica of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary. On hot summer days, refreshment in the Bio bathing area will come in handy. Another great experience will be full-body relaxation in the unique Forest Sauna in Spišský Hrhov. The Spiš region will surprise you with a multitude of exceptional attractions that are worth not only seeing, but also experiencing. Book your stay in Levoča today. You can find a great offer of accommodation near the Basilica of St. James on our website accommodation in Levoča.

The gates of Strachankovo open for you every year during the summer season so that you, together as a family, can come and enjoy all the activities that this fun family park offers you. Visit the famous, picturesque village of Ždiar, where you will enjoy a truly fantastic day full of fun beneath the Tatras. You can reach the park on foot, approximately 800 meters from the lower parking lot, or you can take a four-seater chairlift up. The magnificent views of the Belianske Tatry will captivate you even before you enter.

During the summer period, in the months of July and August, you can come every day and buy a ticket to the world of adventure. Family Park Strachankovo is also in limited weekend operation during September. However, everything depends on the weather, which in case of bad conditions may restrict the opening of this park.

At Family park Strachankovo, children of all age groups will find something to enjoy. Parents can also travel back to their younger days and enjoy some of the attractions together with them. You can roast sausages at the Family Barbecue station, play in the sandbox, watch performances by animators at the amphitheater, or relax in the treehouses. Everyone will be delighted by the animals at the Goral farm. Feed them, pet them, and play with them. Climbing frames are ready for all the children in the park.

Have you heard about the Ždiar legend? People in the village reportedly used to burn charcoal in the past. One of the charcoal burners built his cottage with a window through which the moonlight illuminated it. Others in the village liked it so much that they also built wooden cottages next to the charcoal burner and named the settlement after “Zor”, hence Ždiar. This station is also part of Family park Strachankovo.

After a day full of fun, you can fill your bellies at the local snack bar. If you decide to explore the surroundings further, rent an e-bike. The largest rental shop under the Tatras is located in the park. Since the park is large in size and rich in attractions, you can organize a trip for kindergarten children with us or an experiential tour as part of natural science.

If you decide as a family to visit us from another region, we recommend booking accommodation right near Family park Strachankovo. It is worth taking a pleasant walk to the Svetelný dóm in Ždiar, or riding the bobsled track in Bachledova dolina. Ždiar is diverse, and in addition to traditional wooden houses, there are all kinds of accommodation facilities here. In case they are fully booked, search on the MegaUbytovanie.sk portal for accommodation in Jezersko or accommodation in Bachledova dolina. We believe that you will perfectly enjoy a day full of fun right in our park and that your summer holiday will remain full of unforgettable experiences.

The Strachan e-bike rental shop in Ždiar represents a modern cycling tourism center that opens doors for visitors to comfortably explore the ridges of Spišská Magura and the Belianske Tatras.

The location is situated directly in the mountain village of Ždiar, in the Poprad district, as part of the well-known Strachan Resort. The rental shop features a wide fleet of quality full-suspension and hardtail e-bikes from renowned brands, which are regularly serviced and adapted to the demanding terrain of Tatra cycling routes. The main advantage of this place is its strategic position directly at the starting point of popular routes leading towards Monkova dolina, Spišská Magura, or the border crossings to Poland. The rental staff provides expert advice on choosing the right bike size, adjusts suspension parameters, and acquaints visitors with the operation of the electric motor and battery. The services also include the rental of essential safety equipment and recommendations for optimal routes according to current fitness and weather conditions. Thanks to electric assistance, places with panoramic views that would otherwise be intended only for top athletes during classic cycling become accessible to cyclists. The area is connected to the resort's gastro facilities, allowing visitors to recharge their energy before or after the ride in an authentic Gorals environment.

What can you find here?

On the premises of the rental shop, you will find modern e-bikes for both adults and children, a charging station for e-bikes, and a service corner for minor adjustments before the ride. Complete equipment is available, including helmets, locks, child seats, and cycling maps with marked routes in the surroundings of Ždiar. Visitors can also use the parking lot in close proximity and the sanitary facilities of the Strachan Resort.

Who is the place suitable for?

The rental services are ideal for families with children who want to take trips together in hilly terrain, as well as for recreational cyclists looking for comfort and the joy of movement without excessive physical exhaustion. It is also sought after by seniors, for whom e-bikes enable a return to mountain trails, and nature lovers who want to manage to visit several more distant locations in a single day. Given the demanding nature of the terrain, basic bicycle handling skills are recommended.

What can you visit in the surroundings?

Directly from Ždiar, you can set off by bike to the Chodník korunami stromov in Bachledova dolina or to the picturesque Monkova dolina. A short ride away is the Belianska jaskyňa in Tatranská Kotlina or the distinctive village of Osturňa, which is a conservation reserve of folk architecture. For more proficient cyclists, an attractive destination is the route through Spišská Magura, which offers unique views of the ridge of the Belianske Tatras.

Are you a casual skier, a large family with children, or looking to learn how to stand on skis? Then you need gentle and sufficiently wide slopes where you will not feel intimidated. Add to that a beautiful view so you fall in love with skiing, good snack bars to take a break, and easy accessibility so you do not get lost. You will find all of this in Ždiar, at the Strednica ski resort.

Ždiar is a typical, distinctive mountain village. While harsh climatic conditions may make life less comfortable for the locals, for skiers, on the contrary, they mean an abundance of snow. You will find the village on the road leading to Poland, towards the Lysá Poľana border crossing. The resort itself lies directly by the main road at the northern end of the village.

The first thing that will captivate you upon arrival is the surrounding nature. The resort is situated between the Spišská Magura mountain range and Belianske Tatry. Rising directly above it is their highest peak, Havran, at 2,152 metres above sea level. Once you see all that splendor covered in pure white snow, you will forget for a moment that you came here to ski.

In Ski centrum Strednica Ždiar, you will find approximately 3 kilometres of blue, least demanding slopes. The longest of them measures 600 metres, while most run around 300 metres in length. In addition, all the slopes are regally wide. It is thus perhaps one of the best places we know of to learn how to ski. As many as 9 ski lifts take care of rapidly moving queues, so you will certainly forget about long waits at Strednica. After all, you came to ski, not to wait.

The entire resort has artificial snowmaking capabilities, which, combined with Spišská Magura promising plenty of snow, means you will enjoy skiing here not only through winter but also into spring. Naturally, restaurants, snack bars, ski school instructors, and much more are available to make your skiing trip even more enjoyable.

You will be able to try cross-country skiing, snowparagliding, or tandem flights. In the evening, you can have fun at an open-air evening disco. Nature lovers will surely appreciate the proximity of a nearby unique attraction, Belianska jaskyňa, which ranks among the most visited caves overall. Naturally, you can also take a trip to the nearby Vysoké Tatry, Tatranská Lomnica, or Štrbské Pleso.

Strednica Ždiar is an expansive ski resort suitable for beginners. The village of Ždiar itself is huge, which guarantees ample available accommodation capacity. Right next to the resort, you will find guesthouses whose architecture resembles those in the Alps. In the center of the village, there are many private rentals, and you will also come across affordable tourist hostels. Some of the guesthouses are equipped with modern wellness centers, and there is no better relaxation after skiing than in a warm hot tub.

Ždiar, a unique and renowned village, welcomes all skiers. Just pack your bags and you are good to go. We look forward to seeing you.

Kúpele Vyšné Hágy is the most famous spa for the treatment of tuberculosis and respiratory diseases. They are located in the Vysoké Tatry (High Tatras) in the settlement of the same name, Vyšné Hágy, between Starý Smokovec and Štrbské Pleso. Thanks to the high-mountain air, the treatment of pulmonary diseases is very successful right here in the National Institute for Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases.

The spa in Vyšné Hágy was built by the Central Social Insurance Fund. In 1935, a construction project for a large sanatorium began due to an increased number of tuberculosis cases. The spa opened its doors to its first patients in June 1941. At that time, this treatment institute was one of the largest in Central Europe. To this day, it maintains the quality of its treatment methods and procedures.

The sanatorium has 8 floors and a length of 270 meters. An interesting fact is that it lies at an altitude of 1,130 m a.s.l. In addition, it has nearly 2,000 rooms and around 500 beds for patients. Since its inception, Kúpele Vyšné Hágy has specialized in pulmonary and extrapulmonary tuberculosis. In 1948, MUDr. Karol Šiška performed the first lung resection in Slovakia here. In 1958, as many as 286 of these operations were performed.

Throughout the entire period from its establishment to the present day, the treatment spa has maintained highly qualified experts as well as modern instrumentation and equipment. In 1988, the Center for Thoracic Surgery was established here. The institute diagnoses and treats various types of respiratory diseases, including lung tumors and functional lung examinations. It has also expanded its operations into other medical fields: urology and gynecology, ophthalmology, immuno-allergology, and gastroenterology.

Vyšné Hágy is known not only as a spa town. Many might know that here they can find the highest-located primary school in Slovakia. There is an old, no longer used railway line and a tunnel through which the spa was once supplied not only with food, but also with coal for heating. Life in the village is more or less subordinate to the local spa, and most residents work directly in its services. However, Vyšné Hágy is not the only spa in the Vysoké Tatry. Nearby are others, such as Kúpele Nový Smokovec or Kúpele Horný Smokovec.

The Vysoké Tatry mountains are sought after throughout the year not only by spa guests, but also by tourists. In Vyšné Hágy, we can also find hiking trail signs. A steep trail leads from here to the Tatranská magistrála trunk route and to Batizovské pleso tarn. Spa patients take advantage of walks through the surrounding Tatra villages such as Štôla, Starý Smokovec, or Nová Polianka.

The Tatras are simply made for spa recreation not only because of the healthy fresh air, but also because of the wealth of leisure activities. In winter or summer, you can enjoy a cable car trip, for example, to Skalnaté Pleso, Lomnický štít, or Solisko. A trip on the Tatranská elektrická železnica (Tatra Electric Railway) to Štrbské pleso, or by cog railway from Tatranská Štrba, is also popular.

If you head here with children, take them to the Galéria Dobrá hračka gallery in Tatranská Lomnica. They will certainly also appreciate Tricklandia in Starý Smokovec. Of course, in winter you will enjoy sledding, cross-country skiing, or downhill skiing in the mountains. That is why the Vysoké Tatry is an ideal holiday destination for families with children.

We offer accommodation near Kúpele Vyšné Hágy as well as accommodation in the Vysoké Tatry on our portal. Hotels and guesthouses with wellness services, apartments, cottages, and private accommodation are available for you. The accommodation facilities provide advantageous packages for seniors, families with children, and active tourists alike. All you have to do is choose, and your holiday or spa stay in Vyšné Hágy can begin.

Are you spending your vacation under the Tatras and want to make your stay even more special with something exceptional? Horseback riding is certainly an extraordinary experience. Visit Jazdecký klub Jagal, located in the sub-Tatra village of Mengusovce, and see for yourself firsthand. Bring your little ones along and make it a perfect trip that you won't easily forget.

Jazdecký klub Jagal was founded in 1995 and provides horse rides and riding lessons for anyone who isn't afraid of these majestic animals. The horse has lived alongside humans for thousands of years. It is a symbol of wildness, strength, and energy. Saddle up this strong and energetic animal and set off for adventure. The riding school offers its services all year round. Advanced riders can take their steed and canter through the Tatra nature. Less experienced riders can learn this beautiful sport under the guidance of experienced instructors in an outdoor arena. In the winter, the club also adds Scandinavian skijoring, towing a skier behind a horse, to its offer. During the summer period, the club offers summer riding courses for all children who love horses.

The riding club organizes the annual Mengusovské ródeo in the village of Mengusovce, which always takes place in August. Demonstrations and performances by riders and horses await you, and there will also be a rich accompanying program.

The Vysoké Tatry region is worth visiting in any season. Discover other attractions as well and stay in the Tatras longer. Affordable accommodation near Jazdecký klub Jagal can be found on our page cheap accommodation Mengusovce. Treat yourself to rest, relaxation, and fun at AquaCity Poprad. Pamper yourself in the wellness center or regenerate your body in the cryochamber. We wish you a wonderful vacation and plenty of great experiences.

Would you like to experience quality skiing with a view of the Vysoké Tatry, but on a budget? Do you think these two things do not go together? Think again! You can have both, just a stone's throw from our highest mountain range. All you have to do is head to Lopušná dolina.

Where can you find it? Near the town of Svit. From there, it is only a short distance to the slope, approximately 3 km. From there to the better-known Poprad, it is only 11 km, and the Vysoké Tatry are equally distant. You do not need anything more for great skiing.

Who is the resort intended for? For those of you who do not like to compromise. For skiers who want to ski with the whole family on a perfectly groomed slope and for reasonable money. You will find all of this in Lopušná dolina.

It is divided into two parts, SKICHEM and SKI Tatry. Both are interconnected, so you will be able to ski on all slopes. The SKICHEM part is better known, and you will find it slightly closer. At first glance, the main slope designed for intermediate skiers will catch your eye. Absolute beginners are also taken into account, with a ski lift in the lower part of the resort designated for them. In total, up to 5 ski lifts will take care of you, and approximately 2 km of slopes are available.

Do you love winter, but prefer a snowboard instead of skis? In that case, you are in the right place in Lopušná dolina. SKICHEM offers a slope designated exclusively for snowboarders, who will also appreciate various obstacles that are guaranteed to boost the adrenaline.

The ski resort lies at an altitude of 777 to 916 meters above sea level. It is not exactly the highest, but thanks to the cold climate, Lopušná dolina has snow to spare. Nevertheless, you will also find an artificial snowmaking system here, which should be a standard nowadays. The presence of artificial lighting will please you, and passionate skiers will certainly continue skiing even after dark.

If you want to try cross-country skiing, you can start right in Lopušná dolina. There are groomed trails that pass through forests and meadows with a beautiful view of the entire Vysoké Tatry. A mountain lover could not wish for anything better.

And what to do after skiing? The options are diverse; we highlight AquaCity in Poprad, where you can perfectly relax in warm thermal water even during winter. Or you can take a trip to Lomnický štít, which guarantees an unforgettable experience for a lifetime.

There are many cottages in the surroundings of Lopušná dolina that will provide you with pleasant accommodation during your skiing trip. It is also possible to stay in a guesthouse right below the slope, or in private accommodations and apartments in the nearby town of Svit. The options are diverse, and if you require accommodation with a mountain view, it will not be a big problem. Lopušná dolina, the SKICHEM section, will reward your visit with quality skiing and first-class services.

After snowfall, you can head to a popular, though somewhat smaller, ski resort near the Tatras, Ski centrum Kubašok. This ski resort is located on the southern edge of the village of Spišské Bystré, less than 8 km from the city of Poprad. If you long to spend a full day skiing beneath the foot of Kráľova hoľa, visit the groomed slopes of this resort directly.

In the area of the Ski centrum Kubašok resort, beginner winter sports enthusiasts in particular will find plenty to enjoy. If you are a family with children or recreational skiers, one of the resort's five ski lifts will certainly catch your interest. The length of the lifts ranges from 100 m up to 650 m. The total length of the slopes is 2.1 km.

In addition to skiing, the resort offers many services. A ski school for those who want to learn how to ski and snowboard, or a rental shop for skis and sports equipment designed specifically for this attractive winter hobby. You can warm up after a good ski session in the local snack bar with a wide selection of drinks and refreshments.

Have you ever heard of an adrenaline snow ride on an inflatable tube? One of the resort's lifts is reserved specifically for this adventurous type of experience. Snowtubing will thrill many a child or adult soul. We will also please you with the fact that part of the resort's slopes is illuminated, so you can also plan night skiing. For some, it is literally a fantastic experience.

A day full of skiing can comfortably end with staying in one of the surrounding apartments or holiday homes. If you would like to treat yourself to relaxation in wellness or go for a swim, make use of all the services of the nearby AquaCity Poprad water park. In the morning, you will wake up rested, full of energy, and in the case of freezing winter weather, you might go for a longer walk through the snow-covered Tatra countryside. You can get directly to Gánovské travertíny and Gejzír. We believe that booking accommodation for a winter vacation near Ski centrum Kubašok will fulfill all your expectations.