Where to go on a trip Šumiac

Kráľova hoľa, with its height of 1,946.1 m a.s.l., is the highest peak of the Kráľovohoľské Tatry. It belongs among the most visited peaks of the Nízke Tatry. It is questionable whether this is because it has been shrouded in legends and praised by poets for years, or due to the incredible view it offers. From it, you will see Spiš, Liptov, Horehronie, the Vysoké Tatry, and much more; you can even see all the way to the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and Ukraine.

Kráľova hoľa is also called the "mother of four rivers." The springs of the largest Slovak rivers, specifically the Čierny Váh, Hnilec, Hornád, and Hron, rise below it. A television and radio transmitter has been located on its summit since 1960. Its mast has a height of 137.5 m, and the radio broadcasting antennas are at a height of 59 m. The signal covers a quarter of Slovakia's territory.

Kráľova hoľa boasts one incredible record. The Apuseni Mountains in Romania were observed and documented from it. This means that a viewing distance of more than 300 km was documented. This is the first time this record has been broken in Slovakia, and by all accounts, within the whole of Central Europe as well.

This famous peak is attractive in both summer and winter. In summer, it is bustling with hikers, cyclists, and runners. The trail running event Nízkotatranská stíhačka is interesting, though only very fit runners dare to attempt it. In winter, meeting ski mountaineers there is no exception.

You can reach Kráľova hoľa only on foot or by bicycle. An asphalt road leads from the village of Šumiac (approximately 3 hours), but marked trails also lead from the villages of Telgárt (red trail or green trail via the Kráľova skala peak, approximately 3.5 hours), Liptovská Teplička (green trail, approximately 5 hours), and Spišské Bystré (blue trail via Smrečínske sedlo, approximately 7 hours). The blue hiking trail also leads through Predné sedlo from the village of Šumiac and is ideal if you want to avoid the asphalt road. If you choose the route from the village of Šumiac for your ascent, you can stop at Chata pod Kráľovou hoľou roughly halfway along the way.

Do you know the famous sentence: "A green tree stands on Kráľova hoľa."? Of course, who wouldn't know it. But have you seen it with your own eyes? It really is there. Or is it not? There is only one way to find out. Come there and verify it for yourself. Book nice accommodation near Kráľova hoľa, for example on the page ubytovanie Šumiac or ubytovanie Telgárt, and set off on an adventure.

The Chmarošský viadukt viaduct near Telgárt is one of the most elegant and most photographed technical monuments in Slovakia, recalling scenes from historical movies with its monumental brick architecture.

The site is located on the edge of the village of Telgárt, in the Brezno district, in the Banskobystrický kraj region, at the border of three national parks. The viaduct is part of railway line number 173, known as the Central Slovakian Transversal Railway, and was built in the 1930s. The structure, with a length of 113.6 meters and a height of 18 meters, consists of nine stone and brick arches that create an impressive curve in the open landscape. The viaduct still serves railway transport today, and a train passing over this historical structure is one of the greatest experiences for passengers and photographers waiting under the bridge. The architecture of the viaduct was designed with an emphasis on aesthetics, making it a unique example of engineering construction from the period of the first Czechoslovak Republic. Thanks to its location near the Besník pass, the surroundings of the viaduct offer fresh mountain air and the typical atmosphere of the Horehronie region, where the meadows change into different shades in every season. The viaduct has become an important point for tourism in the region, with its popularity constantly growing thanks to social networks that have turned it into one of the most visited technical monuments in Central Europe.

What can you find here?

In the area under the viaduct, you will find well-kept grassy areas suitable for photography and picnics, information boards about the history of the track, and marked trails leading to the best viewpoints. A nearby parking lot along the main road is available, as well as a stylish café located in a historical train carriage offering refreshments with a direct view of the bridge arches.

Who is the place suitable for?

The location is ideal for photographers, technical monument enthusiasts, and families with children looking for an easy walk with an attractive destination. It is also sought after by railway fans and tourists passing through Horehronie towards Dobšinská ľadová jaskyňa cave. Standard walking shoes are sufficient to access the base of the bridge, but maximum caution and adherence to the prohibition of entering the tracks themselves are required when moving near the railway.

What can you visit in the surroundings?

Right in Telgárt, there is another technical rarity, the Telgártska slučka loop, and the nearby Telgártsky viadukt viaduct. You can visit the source of the Hron river in the Besník pass or ascend the legendary peak Kráľova hoľa, which is the cradle of Slovak natural poetry. For history and geology lovers, Dobšinská ľadová jaskyňa cave or the picturesque village of Šumiac with its unique bell museum are within easy reach.

"Where water falls from the rock" is an expressive and common local name for Vodopád pod Orlovou. The waterfall has a height of 5 m and is fed by the Kopanica stream. It lies at an altitude of 1,165 m above sea level, beneath Orlová, a majestic Low Tatras peak. Although it is not among the most famous waterfalls, it is extraordinarily impressive, especially during periods of its peak flow. When you are near the village of Pohorelá, be sure to take a trip to see it.

A path along a circular hiking trail from the aforementioned village of Pohorelá leads to it year-round. It is not a demanding hike at all, and no extra special physical fitness is required. Families with children and seniors can easily handle it. A great benefit of the trail is the surrounding area through which you pass. Along the way, wonderful views open up to you, namely of the peaks of the Nízke Tatry mountains, Muránska planina, and the Hron valley.

The surroundings of the waterfall are beautiful. Rocks, greenery, and trees are everywhere. Added to that are the sounds of falling water and a gurgling stream, just like in a fairytale. While walking, look not only around you but also beneath your feet. You might notice tree roots and mushrooms, as well as vipers, especially during the warm season. Locals will also warn you about bears, so it is good to keep that in mind and make "natural noise" in the forest.

During your wanderings through the nature of the Nízke Tatry mountains, we definitely recommend stopping at this lovely spot. It is advisable to book accommodation near Vodopád pod Orlovou, ideally on the page accommodation in Pohorelá. And bring your family or friends along too. Nature itself is beautiful, but in good company, staying in it takes on a completely different dimension.

Predná Hora is a popular recreational resort surrounded by the pristine nature of Národný park Muránska planina. The recreational resort combines a top-class wellness center, various types of reconditioning stays, relaxation and rehabilitation programs for its clients, accommodation options, and an excellent restaurant. Relaxation in the resort will heal your body, and a stay in the picturesque nature will heal your soul. Visitors leave this place rested, full of energy, and in a good mood.

The history not only of the Predná Hora treatment facility, but also of the entire surrounding area dates back to the reign of the Bulgarian Tsar Ferdinand Coburg. He loved the whole region and continued to visit Slovakia regularly even after his abdication. His residence was Kaštieľ Svätý Anton (Antolský kaštieľ), which in even earlier times served as a hunting castle for the Coburg family. Tsar Ferdinand also began building his winter residence, a manor house, but unfortunately, he did not manage to complete its construction. It eventually became a treatment institution.

Today, it is utilized as Odborný liečebný ústav psychiatrický, n.o. Predná Hora. Originally, it served as a tuberculosis sanatorium. It treats patients who voluntarily or by court order undergo treatment for addiction to alcohol, drugs, and pathological gambling. Patients need not only professional help, but also nature, which has helped to heal since time immemorial. That is exactly what they receive here to the fullest. All that is needed is strong willpower, the support of loved ones, and the entire mind will heal.

Rekreačný areál Predná Hora offers a wellness center (as part of the guest house), a wooden hut (koliba), an observatory, sports grounds, a children's playground, and accommodation facilities. It is a popular destination for various groups of guests. Families with children, corporate clients, groups of seniors, or hikers, everyone is welcome here. And everyone will find exactly what they need. The resort is multifunctional, and thanks to the fact that Muránska planina is not yet widely discovered by tourists, you will experience privacy here that is so very rare nowadays.

Families with children will appreciate the children's corner, Water World, where even the smallest ones can have a blast. They can climb up the castle (a children's playhouse), slide down the slide, and play with plenty of toys. An interactive screen with numerous games is also a big attraction. Parents will appreciate the entrance to the children's corner, as it is accessible only from the Wellness Bar. This means that while your children play and make friends, you can enjoy a drink undisturbed. All without the fear of your child running off unnoticed after surrounding attractions. Another children's corner lounge is located right next to the restaurant and bar. In favorable weather, be sure to spend time at the outdoor wooden playground with climbing frames, swings, a slide, and a sandbox. Older children will enjoy the game room with table football, billiards, darts, and a poker set.

The resort is an ideal place for companies and is virtually tailored for a wide variety of indoor and outdoor activities. You can hold a smaller training session in a lounge equipped with modern technology. If it is not sufficient in capacity, you can use the restaurant premises. Many companies have already completed training or teambuilding here, which helped them energize their team, strengthen relationships, and gain a new perspective on their colleagues, the company, and their overall work.

Rekreačný areál Predná Hora even has its own brewery. In limited quantities, focusing not on quantity but on quality, they have been brewing specialty beers since 2017. They feature various flavors and top-quality ingredients, which is not always a given with commercially available beers. Enjoy relaxation to the sounds of pleasant music, tasting beer and various snacks, accompanied by a view of the beautiful Stolické vrchy mountains and the hamlets of Muránska Zdychava.

Various hiking trails and routes pass through the area, where you will find red, blue, yellow, and green hiking trail markers. Šindliarka, Salašná, Hrdzavá dolina, or Jaskova Muka. The entire Národný park Muránska planina opens up before you. We recommend visiting Muránsky hrad, the ruins of the third highest-located castle in Slovakia. You can also make a great trip to Vodopád pod Orlovou, Rozhľadňa Zbojská, or Slavošovský tunel. In winter, you can ski in the resorts Bánovo and Rejkovo in Tisovec.

To be able to experience all of this, the first step will be finding suitable accommodation near Rekreačný areál Predná Hora. The page accommodation Muráň will offer you the closest possible accommodation so that you are just a stone's throw away from the recreational resort. We will leave the rest of your trip planning to you, but if you want to use our tips for trips around the village of Muráň, we will gladly inspire you.

Caves attract many tourists. Their beauty and mystery, normally hidden from our sight, can take your breath away. Imagine a place where sunlight does not reach—a realm of mythical gnomes. A fairytale idea. We will take you to just such a place. And even something more. Dobšinská ľadová jaskyňa is a crystal-clear kingdom frozen in eternal ice.

Dobšinská ľadová jaskyňa is far from ordinary. Unique is its ice decoration as well as its location. Compared to other ice caves, the cave is situated at a lower altitude. Due to all these unique features, it is inscribed on the UNESCO World Natural Heritage List. And not just anything makes it onto this list.

You will find the cave near the village of Stratená in the cadastral area of the town of Dobšiná. It lies on the main route between Poprad and Rožňava in a beautiful environment near Slovenský raj. When you arrive in Stratená, you will certainly look forward to the tour. And indeed, there is much to look forward to. Expectation will be raised by an educational trail leading to the entrance of the cave. On the way, you will pass 5 information boards that will familiarize you with the nature of Slovenský raj, its gorges, as well as its plants and animals. In front of the cave, there are additional information panels full of engaging facts focused directly on Dobšinská ľadová jaskyňa.

The cave did not always have the grand name known today; locals used to nickname it "ice hole" due to the cold spreading from it. The first explorers entered its depths in 1870, and just a year later it was opened to the public. It thus became one of the earliest opened caves in the world. Definitive electric lighting was installed in the cave in 1887. An interesting fact is that public ice skating was permitted here for a certain period.

The length of the route accessible to tourists is 515 meters of icy magnificence. A half-hour tour will show you the most precious, permanently glaciated parts of the cave, mainly Veľká sieň and Malá sieň. Prepare yourself for a considerable temperature shock; in the coldest parts of the cave, it can drop to -4 °C. So do not forget to bring warm clothing.

In the cave, you will admire not only floor ice, but also ice pillars and icefalls. Be assured that the ice in the cave has accumulated over centuries. The proof is its maximum thickness of more than 26 meters.

The surroundings of Dobšinská ľadová jaskyňa are full of points of interest; the beautiful nature of Slovenský raj speaks for itself. Since this is one of the most sought-after tourist locations in Slovakia, you will have no shortage of pleasant accommodation. Pleasant small guesthouses with a family atmosphere predominate here, where you will feel right at home. The offer of chalets in the beautiful mountain environment is also varied, where you will be woken up by the chirping of birds. The environment of Dobšiná is enchanting, and rest assured that you will want to return here soon.

If you are a horse lover, you should definitely visit Ranč pod Ostrou skalou, which lies at the entrance to Národný park Slovenský raj, in the village of Stratená. Just you, horses, and beautiful nature. Enjoy the rugged scenery of the protruding rocky peak, Ostrá skala. from the saddle of a horse. The ranch is located less than 2 km from the entrance to the world-famous Dobšinská ľadová jaskyňa cave.

The primary activity of the ranch is the breeding of various horse breeds and beef cattle. Horse breeding is focused on supporting and preserving certain breeds such as the Hucul and Norik. Another activity the ranch focuses on is breeding cattle of the Angus and Charolais breeds.

They say that the best view of the world is from the back of a horse. Come and see the truth of this ancient saying for yourself. The ranch offers horseback riding lessons for complete beginners as well as advanced riders. Experienced riders will also find what they are looking for here, enjoying the beauty of Slovenský raj during their ride. The ranch also organizes one-day or multi-day horse trips combined with camping under the open sky.

You can also try hard ranch work for yourself. Grooming horses, chopping wood, or working with cattle. All this, and much more, is part of the daily life of real cowboys. After a great experience, you can refresh yourself in the restaurant, which is decorated in a typical "country" style. You can find it in the adjacent building. Do not forget to book your visit to the ranch in advance by phone.

The village of Stratená is not lost at all, and thanks to its fantastic location, it is an excellent starting point for trips into the popular tourist region of Slovenský raj. Be sure not to miss Dobšinská ľadová jaskyňa, whose icy beauty takes the breath away of domestic and foreign tourists alike. Exploring Národný park Slovenský raj in a single day is impossible. Therefore, book your stay today. You can find a wide range of accommodation near Ranč pod Ostrou skalou on our subpage accommodation Stratená. Perhaps the most beautiful and most sought-after spot in Slovenský raj is Tomášovský výhľad. We wish you wonderful experiences while discovering this most beautiful Slovak national park.

Národný park Slovenský raj is one of nine Slovak national parks and is considered one of the most beautiful. It stretches across the Banskobystrický kraj, Prešovský kraj, and Košický kraj regions, where it extends into the Spiš region. It is located within the territories of the Brezno, Poprad, Spišská Nová Ves, and Rožňava districts. The territory of Slovenský raj is a true paradise for hikers. Waterfalls, canyons, rocks, and breathtaking views—this is how our most visited national park could also be characterized.

NP Slovenský raj is a paradise for both animals and tourists

Slovenský raj was declared a national park in 1988. There are 11 national nature reserves and 8 nature reserves here. The park's territory lies in the north of the Slovenský Rudohorie mountains. Due to its fauna and flora, it has been included in the highest level of protection. Bears, wolves, foxes, and lynx live here, and even the Tatra chamois was artificially released here in 1963. Trout swim in the streams, and we can find various species of falcons as well as the golden eagle here.

The area of Národný park Slovenský raj is 19,414 hectares. Two rivers, the Hnilec and the Hornád, flow through the park, creating unique water phenomena—canyons, gorges, ravines, and waterfalls. The longest gorge is Prielom Hornádu, which was declared a national nature reserve as early as 1964. The section is 16 km long and belongs to the cadastre of the village of Letanovce. The trail is full of bridges, ladders, footbridges, and chains. Tourists from far and wide come to admire the wonderful scenery here.

The most visited gorge in Slovenský raj is Suchá Belá, through which a stream of the same name flows. You can reach it from the tourist center of Podlesok near the village of Hrabušice. The valley is interspersed with several waterfalls such as Misové vodopády, Korytový, or the beautiful Okienkový vodopád. With good hiking boots, even children can manage this undemanding and interesting hike.

Explore gorges, waterfalls, and the adrenaline-filled via ferrata

Národný park Slovenský raj also offers other gorges to explore. Klaštorská dolina is relatively short but popular with families with children. On the 1.5-kilometer route, you can admire Vodopád objaviteľov, Strakov vodopád, or Dúhový vodopád. Your starting point will be Kláštorisko, which is a ruin of a 13th-century Carthusian monastery. You will find a tourist center and a restaurant here. The entrance to this part of Slovenský raj is a rope bridge—a footbridge that was the first to be built when the gorge was opened to the public.

We also recommend visiting other nature reserves of Slovenský raj. In the Sokolia dolina gorge, which is the steepest valley in the park, you will find Závojový vodopád. With its height of 75 meters, it is the highest waterfall in Slovenský raj, and you can visit it from Tomášovská Belá. A no less famous gorge is Kyseľ, where the second largest waterfall in this park, Obrovský vodopád, is located. Adrenaline enthusiasts in the gorge will certainly be pleased by the Kyseľ Ferrata—a place where you can try rock climbing.

Other popular gorges include Piecky, Veľký Sokol, and Tiesňavy. The gorges in NP Slovenský raj require an entry fee but are open year-round. The weather, just like in the mountains, can be changeable here. Before your visit, always check the forecast and check the status of the hiking trails on the national park's website. Do not forget good, waterproof clothing or a raincoat. Due to its humidity, Slovenský raj resembles a primeval forest.

The most beautiful view and a magical ice cave await you

The most beautiful view in Slovenský raj will undoubtedly open up to you at Tomášovský výhľad. You can reach this rocky outcrop from the tourist center of Čingov or from the village of Smižany. Even seniors or families with children can handle the ascent to it. Of course, caution is advised. From an altitude of 667 m a.s.l., you will be able to see as far as the Vysoké Tatry mountains.

There is a large number of caves in Národný park Slovenský raj, most of which remain unexplored. Dobšinská ľadová jaskyňa, accessible from the village of Dobšiná, is open to the public. And as the name suggests, the cave is a magical realm of ice. So, if your children love Frozen, Elsa, Anna, or the snowman named Olaf, a visit to the cave will be an unforgettable experience for them.

If you are looking for a place in Slovenský raj to swim or laze about so that you can rest after a demanding hike, try the Klauzy water reservoir. The shores of the Palcmanská Maša water reservoir in the village of Dedinky also offer perfect relaxation. This largest water reservoir in Slovenský raj will also be an ideal starting point for your further wanderings through the national park.

Thanks to its countless natural beauties, Slovenský raj is the right place for an active holiday. Go on hikes here and admire what nature has created. We have prepared tips for trips in Slovenský raj for you. Plan your holiday now. We offer you quality accommodation near Národný park Slovenský raj. Book it on the page for accommodation in Slovenský raj or accommodation in Dedinky on our portal. You will surely choose from the wide offer. There are options for families with children as well as accommodation for hikers. Book your holiday in Slovenský raj today.

Sysľovisko na Bielych vodách near Muráň represents one of the largest and most popular ground squirrel colonies in Slovakia, where these small rodents have become accustomed to the presence of people.

The location is situated on the southern edge of the Národný park Muránska planina (Muránska Planina National Park), approximately 2.5 kilometers past the village of Muráň in the direction of Predná Hora, in the Revúca district. The ground squirrel habitat was established in a place where ground squirrels thrive thanks to the regular grazing of cattle and donkeys, which keep the grass short—a factor that is crucial for these animals in terms of safety from predators. Thanks to years of work by conservationists, the local ground squirrels are remarkably tame and are not afraid to come up to visitors if they sense food in the form of sunflower seeds, apple pieces, or carrots. In addition to hundreds of ground squirrels, the area is also home to the aforementioned donkeys, which are equally affectionate and complete the idyllic atmosphere of a mountain pasture. The observation season is limited by the ground squirrels' winter hibernation, so the location is mainly accessible from March to the end of September. The entire space is sensitively maintained with an emphasis on nature conservation and educating visitors about the importance of biodiversity in the national park.

What can you find here?

In the area, you will find extensive meadows dotted with hundreds of ground squirrel burrows and information boards about the life of the European ground squirrel and the protection of Muránska planina. At the entrance, there is a small snack bar or stall where you can purchase suitable food for the animals, and simple seating is also available. Part of the location includes a pasture for donkeys that move freely among people and love to be petted.

Who is the place suitable for?

The place is a total paradise for families with young children, who will be thrilled by direct contact with the animals and the opportunity to feed them by hand. It is also sought after by nature lovers, wildlife photographers, and tourists as a pleasant and easy stop while exploring Muránska planina. Given the grassy terrain, sports footwear is recommended, and on sunny days, one should not forget headwear, as the meadows are not shaded.

What can you visit in the surroundings?

From the nearby village of Muráň, a marked trail leads to the majestic Muránsky hrad, which is the third highest-located castle in Slovakia. You can also visit the recreational area at Predná Hora with a wellness center or go on a hike to the hunting lodge on the meadow below the castle. For cyclists, numerous routes are available in the area leading through the mountain passes of the plateau, such as Sedlo Zbojská with its popular shepherd's hut (salaš).

Muránska planina National Park covers the western part of the Slovenské rudohorie mountains. It is considered one of the youngest national parks in the Slovak Republic. The goal of its establishment was the protection of Muránska planina. The national park extends into the districts of Revúca, Brezno, and Rimavská Sobota. Its area covers 20,318 ha, with a buffer zone spanning 21,698 ha. Tourists will find plenty to enjoy thanks to marked hiking trails and educational paths stretching up to 300 km.

The area was declared a national park on October 1, 1997, and its administration is based in the town of Revúca. Forests cover 86% of its territory. Like every national park, Muránska planina has its own "bests" that attract many visitors. The highest point of the national park is the summit of Stolica at an altitude of 1,476 m above sea level. Here you will also find the lowest-lying dwarf pine in our territory, growing at an altitude of 750 m above sea level.

Climate of Muránska planin

Thanks to the fact that the national park territory is located in a temperate climatic zone, we do not encounter extreme temperature fluctuations here. Most of the territory falls into an area with a cold mountain climate. The buffer zone has areas with a moderately warm climate; the lowest southern parts have a type of moderately cold mountain climate, while a cold mountain climate is typical for the peak areas. Average air temperatures in January reach values of -6 to -7 °C, while temperatures in July range between 11.5 and 13.5 °C. Annually, approximately 1,000 to 1,400 mm of precipitation falls in the area. As for snow cover, it stays on the ground for about 140 to 160 days a year, with the maximum depth exceeding 75 cm in places.

The core of the national park consists of a limestone and dolomite plateau. These minerals are characterized by being easily susceptible to the process of karstification. Mainly thanks to this, Muránska planina National Park is full of various surface and subsurface karst phenomena. To date, more than 500 caves and chasms have been discovered, with more than 250 caves not being open to the public. Bobačka, which is the most extensive of the local cave systems, is over 5 km long and boasts rich sinter decorations. Furthermore, the park area contains various gorges, rock towers and needles, karst pavements, sinkholes, and rock gates.

What plants and animals will you find in Muránska planina National Park?

The territory of the national park is extraordinarily rich in the diversity of animal and plant species. The flora of Muránska planina National Park includes many plants, from more demanding thermophilic species to subalpine and alpine species. To date, more than 1,400 plant species have been discovered and described here. Forests cover most of the area. While beech and fir-beech forests dominated in the past, today it is a mix. Lime-loving beech woods stretch from the south, transitioning into linden-maple and thermophilic oak forests. The plateau areas are covered mainly by beech and fir-beech forests, with spruce also mixed in. Coverage by spruce woods and mixed spruce-beech forests is typical for the northern parts. Relict pine and larch forests have been preserved on the rocky ridges.

Muránska planina is home to several protected and rare tree species (yew, Hazslinszky's rowan, Mišulka's rowan, Alpine honeysuckle), dwarf pines (mountain pine), and herbs (red helleborine, white helleborine, lady's-slipper orchid, Komorica helleborine, dog's tooth violet). The color of the area is complemented by submontane meadows and pastures, some of which are also very rare and endangered. A valuable natural community is completed by rock vegetation and steep slopes. It is right on these slopes that the rarest plant in the area is located, the Muráň daphne (Lykovec muránsky). It is a rare remnant dating back to the Tertiary period. Wetland communities are perhaps the most threatened. These are home to gems of our nature (such as globe-flower or mealy primrose) and have a significant impact on the healthy functioning of the landscape. Interesting plants living here are the common butterwort and round-leaved sundew. Both are carnivorous.

The fauna of Muránska planina National Park also includes some now endangered and rare animal species. The brown bear, gray wolf, wildcat, and Eurasian lynx hide in the forests. Clear mountain streams are home to many fish, even some native species, as well as our rare predator, the Eurasian otter. But it is not the only one lurking for aquatic animals. Along with it, the rare black stork feeds on them. Among the birds that have found their nesting ground right in Muránska planina, we can mention the golden eagle, peregrine falcon, Eurasian pygmy owl, boreal owl, and the endangered western capercaillie. 23 species of bats hibernate in the cave systems. The numbers of vertebrates (more than 270 species) and invertebrates (more than 2,700 species) found so far are also remarkable. Endemics of Muránska planina include ground beetles (behúnik and snehulčík), as well as the common jarva and bound flea beetle.

Tips for trips

Interesting tips for trips include educational trails such as Stožky (13.5 km), Jakub Surovec (4 km), Tŕstie (6 km), or the trail with the most original name Poďte s nami za sysľami ("Come with us to see the ground squirrels", 6.3 km). Speaking of ground squirrels: Sysľovisko Biele vody is one of the biggest attractions of the national park. From around March, you can watch one of the largest European ground squirrel colonies in Slovakia here. Despite being a very shy animal under normal circumstances, the ones here are accustomed to human presence. So much so that at the beginning of the season, when they are still starved, they take food directly from your hand. Offer them carrots, sunflower seeds, apples, beetroot, oats, barley, or walnuts. The ground squirrels will enjoy a treat, and you will have an unforgettable experience, both children and adults alike. Visit also Lesnícky skanzen Vydrovo, Muránsky hrad, or Chmarošský viadukt in Telgárt.

There are many trip options. To be as close to them as possible, book accommodation near Muránska planina National Park, for example on the page accommodation Slovenské rudohorie. It is up to you who you come with or where you go. The important thing is to enjoy the trip, appreciate the beauty of nature, and remember that the national park is our most important natural heritage. Treat nature attentively, with humility and respect. Take care of its protection and instill love for living things, plants, and animals in children from an early age. Nature will thank you for it.

A continuous layer of snow or sub-zero temperatures are a clear sign that you should head to the village of Rejdová, where you can treat yourself to a truly unconventional adrenaline experience. You don't even have to be sports-oriented to visit the local ski resort. The promised experience isn't skis or a snowboard, but a snowmobile. This exact means of transport will allow you to experience an indescribable adventure on the snow.

Riding snowmobiles in the village of Rejdová is interesting precisely because of the combination of active rest, relaxation, and fun. The village of Rejdová, located in the Rožňava district, provides the opportunity to enjoy the longest groomed trails for snowmobiles. Depending on difficulty, you can choose whether to take a trail for beginners or, as an experienced rider, clear your body and mind on more challenging routes. During the ride, you can enjoy the breathtaking natural scenery of pristine nature and even refresh yourself at checkpoint points if needed.

The length of the route depends on your abilities. Some have a length of 10 km, others up to 65 km. In total, completing them takes from half an hour to six and a half hours. Children can also ride smaller snowmobiles in a marked circular area. An interesting feature of this attraction is the evening and night rides, which have their own magical atmosphere. Also thanks to the total number of snowmobiles, many companies choose this type of experience as one of their teambuilding forms.

As part of a special offer, the company also provides transport for hikers to mountain huts, material transport, and assistance in organizing hiking and sports events. You can also choose a tour of forest stands during winter calamities specifically on snowmobiles or various other activities in connection with snowmobiles. Rest assured that this experience will always evoke beautiful feelings in you and you will remember it with a smile on your face for the rest of your life.

If you prefer active movement, right in the Ski Rejdová resort you can use groomed slopes. During snowplowing or fast riding, you can notice the untouched nature in the resort and its surroundings. A refreshing drink comes in handy at the snack bar, but you can also head to the Hron spring and fill a bottle with this mineral-rich water. Beautiful walks with taking breathtaking shots will be possible if you choose Grófska ľadovňa in Vlachovo as your destination. Even in winter, horseback riding is available at Ranč pod Ostrou skalou.

After riding, it is good to warm up for a moment. Best in the bed of your pre-booked accommodation near snežné skútre Rejdová. Here you will warm your body and gain new strength for the coming days. If you decide on a longer stay, we recommend choosing affordable private accommodation in Rejdová. For a family trip, you can also book a cabin in Rejdová or choose a bit more luxury in the form of a hotel room. We will be happy to help you choose the best accommodation.

Slovenský raj and Nízke Tatry are among our most popular national parks. Thousands of tourists visit them every year, and not by chance. They stand out with their gorgeous environment. And imagine all that beauty wrapped under a fairytale-white blanket of snow. If you head to the village of Vernár, you can enjoy this view with your own eyes.

The village of Vernár is a relatively large mountain village situated high in the mountains. A few kilometers further lies the well-known and feared Vernár mountain pass, which requires an extra dose of caution, especially in winter. The small village of Vernár is located approximately 20 km from the town of Poprad. It is also unique for its location relative to national parks, as it lies right on the boundary between Nízke Tatry and Slovenský raj.

The ski resort Vernár - Studničky, which stretches just 500 meters from the village, is also very popular among tourists. Despite not being anywhere near the largest Slovak ski resorts, it can pride itself on its versatility. You will find slopes of all difficulty levels here. This guarantees great skiing for skiers of every performance category, from complete beginners to advanced sports skiers.

The Vernár - Studničky ski area is also known in summer, as a marked hiking trail leads directly through it up to the peak of Kráľova hoľa. In winter, however, there are top-quality snow-covered downhill slopes. A modern artificial snowmaking system guarantees plenty of snow. Nature also contributes to this, as the resort lies at an altitude of 800 - 980 meters above sea level, which is quite significant.

You will find a trio of slopes here. Each of them is designated for a different group of skiers. The youngest and beginner skiers will come into their own on the slope in the lower part of the resort. The gentle incline guarantees ideal conditions for ski instruction. A certain part of the local slopes is even marked in black. This is intended only for experienced skiers, who will also enjoy themselves in Vernár. The rest of the slopes are marked in red, symbolizing medium difficulty. These slopes are perfectly suited for entire families. All slopes at the Vernár - Studničky ski resort have a total combined length of 1,400 meters.

Transport for skiers in the resort is provided by 3 ski lifts. Their total transport capacity is 1,800 skiers per hour, which is more than sufficient.

Among the resort's other facilities, we can mention a snack bar, a new and modern ski equipment rental shop, a service shop, and ski storage. For those who enjoy cross-country skiing, there are 5 km of cross-country trails available in the area. Vernár - Studničky is an unobtrusive ski resort that nevertheless provides quality services.

Since the village of Vernár is located only a few meters from the resort, you have a diverse selection of accommodation facilities to choose from. You will find guesthouses here, as well as more affordable private rooms or chalets for rent. Each of you is sure to find your ideal accommodation in Vernár.

A slope set in the beautiful environment of the Nízke Tatry mountains is a dream come true for every skier. You too can fulfill your boldest skiing dreams at Ski Park Liptovská Teplička. This popular ski resort is located in the village of the same name, Liptovská Teplička, lying on the northern foot of the Nízke Tatry in the Poprad district. Its location alone hints that in this ski park, you will be skiing surrounded by truly gorgeous nature. So review your skier's code of conduct. It is time to hit the slopes.

Ski Park Liptovská Teplička lies on the northern side of Kráľova hoľa, at an altitude ranging from 880 to 990 m a.s.l. Its slopes are situated on the northeastern side. The resort features three ski lifts with slopes of varying levels of difficulty. In addition to a lift for more experienced skiers, there is one training lift and one lift for children. Top-quality groomed slopes always guarantee a great skiing experience.

This smaller ski resort appeals to sports enthusiasts as well as families with children. Besides excellent skiing conditions and breathtaking mountain scenery, visitors are also drawn here by high-quality services. Parking is provided right by the lifts. Skiers have access to a snack bar and a ski rental shop. A ski school and the option to arrange skiing lessons under the supervision of an experienced instructor come as a standard.

There is no such thing as too much perfect skiing. However, if you happen to ski to your heart's content at Ski Park Liptovská Teplička, you can go enjoy great water relaxation at the nearby AquaCity Poprad. Unwind in pools with pleasant thermal water and then head right back to the slopes. Or would you prefer an experience with a touch of history instead? Visit the Podtatranské múzeum museum in Poprad and immerse yourself in the history of the Tatras region. A holiday in the Tatras is unequivocally worth it in any season. Proof of this is the wide range of accommodation options near Ski Park Liptovská Teplička. Accommodation in Poprad and its immediate surroundings attracts visitors with a rich selection of guesthouses, cottages, and popular Tatras wooden chalets. Or would you prefer staying in Liptovská Teplička and its adjacent areas? Let yourself be tempted by local cottages, apartments, or popular private lodgings.

The attraction of the village of Závadka nad Hronom, which lies in the Horehronie region, is its indoor pool. The picturesque village provides the services of an indoor pool, measuring 25 meters in length and featuring three swimming lanes, to the general public in the afternoon hours. Take a swim in water with a pleasant temperature of 25–26 °C, and after your athletic performance, relax in the dry sauna, which offers a cooling box. If you are a fan of less active relaxation, you will certainly appreciate the professional massage services offered by the swimming pool. The swimming lanes welcome families with children, seniors, or young athletes, who might one day become Olympic champions.

If you decide to visit the village of Závadka nad Hronom, do not miss a visit to the local municipal museum. The museum, housed in a traditional wooden house, is designated a national cultural monument. Through its interior, it seeks to introduce visitors to traditional folk architecture and the culture of the last century.

The village of Závadka nad Hronom, located in the district of Brezno, is an excellent starting point for visiting surrounding attractions such as Národný park Muránska Planina, Rozhľadňa Zbojská, or Vodopád pod Orlovou. The indoor pool in Závadka nad Hronom will perfectly complement your itinerary even after a day of skiing at the nearby Ski Centrum Čertovica. Treat your body to relaxation and unwinding in the heated pool or sauna. The indoor pool is also frequently sought after by educational institutions, for which the morning hours are reserved for swimming training, or employers who utilize the pool for employee rehabilitation.

If you have worked up an appetite after your athletic performance, fast food services located within the premises of the pool are at your disposal. The comfort of the indoor pool is further enhanced by fully air-conditioned spaces throughout the entire year. Are you tempted to visit this picturesque village in central Slovakia? Are you looking for accommodation near Krytý bazén Závadka nad Hronom? Choose from our selection of local cottages, traditional wooden houses, or apartments, and enjoy relaxation and peace.

In the quiet and picturesque environment of the Volovské vrchy, directly under the massif of the Radzim peak, near the village of Vyšná Slaná, lies Lyžiarske stredisko Július, which for years has provided an ideal base for winter sports enthusiasts, families with children, and fans of peaceful recreation in the Gemer region. The complex was built in close proximity to the well-known Chata Radzim, offering a pleasant and intimate atmosphere far away from crowded major resorts.

What you will find in the resort

Right on the slope, visitors can use a regularly groomed light slope approximately 500 meters long, which is ideal for beginner skiers and families with children. Two ski lifts are available in the resort. The seasonal offer also includes popular night skiing accompanied by basic refreshments right under the slope.

In terms of practical logistical details, mobile coverage in this valley is average to good, but a stable Wi-Fi connection is not available in the outdoor areas of the resort. Due to the smaller scale of operation and a more remote location outside major urban centers, card payment is available only to a limited extent or not at all, so it is strongly recommended to carry sufficient cash for purchasing skipasses or refreshments. During the peak season, weekends, or organized stays, early booking in advance is required for accommodation capacities and children's camps. Car access is provided directly to the resort via roads from the village of Vyšná Slaná, with parking available for visitors in designated areas near the lifts.

Who the place is suitable for

The location enthusiastically attracts families with children, beginners, ski courses, school trips, as well as recreational skiers looking for a quieter skiing experience without long queues. Gentle slopes are ideal for teaching ski lessons and making the first turns on snow, while the surrounding terrain also offers opportunities for easy winter hiking.

Where to go for a trip in the surroundings

The surrounding nature of the Volovské vrchy invites you to hike up the nearby Radzim massif with impressive rock viewpoints, or to the nearby town of Dobšiná. In the wider region, it is also worth visiting the famous Dobšinská ľadová jaskyňa cave or historical monuments in Rožňava.

Accommodation options in the region

Directly in the area of the Július recreational complex and in the neighborhood of Chata Radzim, accommodation options suitable for school trips, children's camps, or smaller groups are available. A broader selection of accommodation capacities in the form of guesthouses, cottages, and private rentals is provided by surrounding villages, Dobšiná, or the town of Rožňava.

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.

Tunel pod Homôľkou, also known as Slavošovský tunel, is located in the nature of the Štítnická dolina and Revúcka dolina valleys. This structure, which was once meant to connect interesting places, is an unfinished railway tunnel situated in one of the ridges of Stolické vrchy below the Homôlka peak at an altitude of 744.8 m above sea level. Today, it has become a popular tourist attraction that, in addition to exploring its mysterious spaces, offers other opportunities for recreation and entertainment at this location.

Getting to this tunnel is possible if you turn off the main road in the village of Slavošovce toward the valley. The road to it is not very well marked, but if you stick to the marked hiking trail, know that you will manage it successfully. The route from the village center takes approximately 20 minutes on foot and is suitable for everyone, from young children to seniors.

Construction of Slavošovský tunel began in 1941, when we wanted to connect even more with the surrounding world and had no other alternative for a train connection on our territory, as borders began to change. The first breakthrough of the tunnel occurred in 1944. Unfortunately, due to the end of the war and the Slovak National Uprising (SNP), the tunnel was not completed. If you visit today, you can notice that the tunnel is built in the shape of the letter S. It is 2,400 m long, and exploring all of its interior with a headlamp on your head or a flashlight in your hand can be done within 1 hour. However, it depends on how fast you walk. Claustrophobics avoid this place by a wide berth, as there is a sort of "horror atmosphere" prevailing here; you can feel moisture and cold, and all around you is darkness. A visit to this tunnel thus offers an unusual adrenaline experience. The entrance to the tunnel is not fully finished. You descend into it via a wooden staircase with a handrail, where extra caution is required due to slipperiness. Passing through the tunnel is always at your own risk. The only certainty you have here is that no train will run you over.

The Gemer nature hides a wealth of indescribable beauty within itself. If you head here, you certainly will not regret it. You will find peace, harmony, and perhaps a touch of inimitable fairy-tale atmosphere. In the Slavošovce section of the tunnel, an area focusing on fairy tales by Pavol Dobšinský has been built in front of its entrance. You can relax after a light hike under a shelter at the campsite. You can read interesting information on a 3D information board here. The location is sought after primarily by cyclists, as the tunnel is designated as one of the official cycling routes. Mushroom and berry pickers will also find plenty to enjoy here.

The region will win you over with a multitude of trails and routes for cyclists and hikers alike. You can also set off to the beautiful Ochtinská aragonitová jaskyňa cave. Did you know that aragonite is a rare mineral that occurs only very seldomly? Come and see it here. There are only two such beautiful caves in the entire world. In winter, you will be thrilled by the opportunity to try snowmobiles in the village of Rejdová. A ride on them will delight you so much that you will want to try it more than once. You can step back into the past during a visit to Štítnický hrad (or Štítnik castle). Significant industrial monuments include Huta Etelka. In the past, metallurgical materials extracted in the Gemer region were smelted in this furnace.

Are you interested in exploring even more attractions? Then book accommodation near Slavošovský tunel. There are many accommodation facilities on offer where you can spend a very pleasant stay. Will you choose cozy cottages for your overnight stay, or will affordable private accommodation suffice? We leave the choice entirely up to you! We are ready to gladly assist you.

Palcmanská Maša is located in Slovenský raj and is its largest water reservoir. The village of Dedinky spans the shores of the dam. Although tourists are primarily interested in the recreational use of the reservoir, its main purpose is collecting water for the Dobšiná hydroelectric power plant and regulating the flow of the Hnilec river. Over time, Palcmanská Maša also acquired environmental importance. Fish farming facilities are located here, and this environment fed by the waters of Hnilec and mountain streams enables the breeding of brook trout and rainbow trout. This is also why the water reservoir is a popular fishing grounds.

In summer, the dam is especially popular for water sports and boating. Swimming is also possible, but you should keep in mind that it is one of the coldest reservoirs in Slovakia. Thanks to its popularity among tourists, accommodation and restaurant facilities were gradually established in the area, so during your stay near Palcmanská Maša, it will be easy for you to secure a quick snack as well as a full lunch. In the village of Dedinky, boat, paddleboat, and classic bicycle rentals are available for those who want to get to know the surrounding area better.

Whether on a bicycle or on foot, tourists have a wide choice of diverse routes to set off on from the water reservoir. The long loop trail around the dam is 10 km long, starting in the village of Dedinky, passing through Stratená píla, Stratená, the Pod Čižmou intersection, Dobšinská Maša, and back to Dedinky. In the village of Stratená, a wheelchair-accessible educational trail called Stratenský kaňon has been established.

During a stay in this area, a walk to Zejmarská roklina with Nálepkove vodopády waterfalls is recommended. You can also admire other waterfalls in the vicinity, including Korytový vodopád, Dúhový vodopád, or Závojový vodopád. Do not miss a visit to Dobšinská ľadová jaskyňa, while the more adventurous can tackle Ferrata Kyseľ. If you are heading to Národný park Slovenský raj for skiing, in the immediate vicinity of Palcmanská Maša you will find several ski resorts: Dedinky, Mlynky - Biele Vody, or Kruhová - Gugeľ.

People do not visit Slovenský raj for just one-day trips; it is recommended to stay longer and explore as much as possible. Therefore, you will need comfortable accommodation where you can lay your head after a day of hiking. You don't have to go far from Palcmanská Maša for accommodation at all. In the village of Dedinky, several apartments and cottages are available, while Mlynky also offers guesthouses or private accommodation.

The Rozhľadňa Polomské očko lookout tower above the village of Polomka represents a modern architectural landmark of the Horehronie region, offering visitors a magnificent circular view of the ridge of the Nízke Tatry and the valley of the Hron river.

The location is situated above the village of Polomka, in the district of Brezno, in the Banskobystrický kraj region, directly within the complex of the Polomka - Bučník ski resort. The lookout tower is located at an altitude of approximately 900 meters and its structure reaches a height of 30 meters, which ensures an unobstructed view of the southern slopes of the Nízke Tatry with the dominant Chopok or Ďumbier, and on the opposite side, the peaks of Slovenské rudohorie. Access to the tower is relatively easy, leading along the grassy slope of the ski run or via a forest path, making it an ideal destination for recreational hikers. The architectural design of the tower with glass elements on the observation deck adds a subtle touch of adrenaline to the climb while protecting visitors from the wind, which is frequent at this altitude. The surroundings of the lookout tower are complemented by relaxation spots with benches and information boards that describe the surrounding panorama and points of interest in the region. Thanks to its position above the village, Polomské očko is accessible year-round, with each season transforming the character of the surrounding landscape. From blooming mountain meadows in summer to snow-capped peaks in winter, when the tower serves as an attractive spot for skiers and ski-tourers.

What can you find here?

At the destination point, you will find the lookout tower structure itself, complete with a safe staircase and a covered observation deck. Panoramic maps with descriptions of visible peaks are available, along with benches for resting near the tower, and during the winter season, the amenities of the ski resort, including a snack bar at the bottom of the slope. The route to the lookout tower is lined with the natural scenery of Horehronie.

Who is this place suitable for?

The location is ideal for families with children, seniors, and recreational hikers looking for a short trip with high aesthetic value. It is also sought after by landscape photographers due to excellent lighting conditions and by lovers of peace who want to avoid the most exposed tourist hubs of the Tatry. Standard sports or hiking footwear is recommended for the climb, as the terrain mostly follows a grassy surface.

What can you visit in the surrounding area?

Directly in the village of Polomka, you can visit the Roman Catholic Kostol svätého Jána Krstiteľa church with its rich history, or set out on the route of the Horehronská cyklomagistrála cycle route. Within close reach lies the village of Heľpa, known for its folklore traditions, or the town of Brezno with its town tower and museum. For railway enthusiasts, the unique Čiernohronská železnica heritage railway in Čierny Balog is within easy reach.

Skiing is fun for many, a sport for others, and for some, just a part of the day where they can completely disconnect from everyday worries. The smaller ski resort Biele Vody Mlynky, better known as Ski Biele Vody, is precisely the kind of place where all of this can be fulfilled. It is located in the south of Slovenský raj, combining pleasant surroundings (in the form of breathtaking nature) with usefulness (in the form of skiing).

In Lyžiarske stredisko Mlynky - Biele Vody, you will find one slope with a length of 450 meters. Its surface is regularly maintained, snowed, and groomed so that you can enjoy this sport to your heart's content. Within the resort, you can ride up on two ski lifts with lengths of 150 m and 400 m, which are particularly suitable for beginners, snowboarders, or mostly families with children.

If you do not have your own sports equipment such as skis, sleds, or other gear, do not despair. Right in the resort, you can use the ski and snowboard rental and service shop. Would you rather own your own? Then buy them in the store next to the resort. If you have not stood on skis for a while or want to learn, a ski school and ski kindergarten are available at the resort.

A snack bar is located by the slope, where kind and friendly staff will serve you. If you come during Saturday at a time when the sun is long below the horizon, you will be pleased by the option of evening skiing. Such skiing has a different atmosphere than during the day. You can reach the resort directly from the village of Mlynky. Park your car in the nearby parking lot and start your day with a ski run. It will be best for you to have booked accommodation near Lyžiarske stredisko Mlynky - Biele Vody.

It doesn't work without a good accommodation tip. The village of Mlynky offers many accommodation facilities where they will welcome you warmly with a smile on their face. Choose a room in a pension in Mlynky or visit private accommodation. Perhaps with the latter, the hosts will recommend interesting attractions in the village and its surroundings. An easy walk to Nálepkové vodopády is always a pleasure. The beauties of Národný park Slovenský raj are fascinating, and it is time to start discovering them even after a blanket of snow falls.

Nálepkove vodopády represent a system of waterfalls in Zejmarská roklina gorge in the southern part of Slovenský raj. The waterfall system is about 22 meters high, with the tallest of them estimated at 6 meters. The beauty of Nálepkovy vodopády stands out most during the spring thaw or after heavy rains. In winter, on the other hand, the waterfalls freeze, creating beautiful icefalls.

Zejmarská roklina, with a length of 800 meters, is the shortest gorge in Slovenský raj, but at the same time, it is one of the most beautiful and less demanding to cross. Nevertheless, you need to account for everything typical of this area, metal footpegs, ladders, and wooden bridges. Zejmarská roklina and the waterfalls are part of the circular educational trail NCH Slovenský raj. The trail starts in the village of Dedinky, is almost 10 km long, and the walk takes approximately 3 hours. It is recommended to complete the route only in dry weather.

Nálepkovy vodopády are named after Captain Ján Nálepka, a hero of World War II, who worked as a teacher in the village of Mlynky - Biele Vody before the war. He sympathized with Masaryk's ideas; in 1939, he was first demobilized, later recalled to the army, and sent to the Russian front. There he participated in anti-partisan operations. In reality, however, Nálepka cooperated with the partisans under the code name Repkin, supplying them with information and reporting fictitious numbers of killed insurgents to the Germans. Eventually, with part of his regiment, he defected to the partisans under the leadership of General Saburov. In May 1943, the 1st Czecho-Slovak Partisan Unit in the USSR was formed this way.

If you stay in this area, we also recommend visiting other tourist destinations. The location can boast other waterfalls such as Korytový, Skalný, or Závojový. Medvedia jaskyňa cave or Dobšinská ľadová jaskyňa ice cave may also catch your interest. The Palcmanská Maša water reservoir is made for summer recreation, while in winter, fun is provided by the ski resorts Mlynky - Biele Vody, Kruhová - Gugeľ, or Dedinky

If you decide on accommodation near Nálepkovy vodopády, you will certainly have plenty to choose from. In Mlynky, you can look for apartments, guest houses, and cottages. There is also a good selection in the village of Dedinky, where cottages and chalets are the most widespread. You can also try your luck in Dobšiná.