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The most famous peaks of the High Tatras

The most beautiful and highest peaks of the High Tatras

Petr Liška
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The most famous peaks of the High Tatras
Inserted: 30.10.2021
Author: Petr Liška © gigaplaces.com
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It is said that the High Tatras are the smallest mountains in the world. Even so, you will find the highest peaks of the entire Carpathian arch. Many of the local peaks are accessible by a hiking trail, often secured by chains. You can get to the highest peak – Gerlachovský štít with a guide and to the second highest – Lomnický štít again by cable car. Let's take a look at the most famous, highest and most beautiful mountains in the High Tatras

1.
Gerlachovský štít

The highest mountain of the Carpathians

Rating:
| Altitude: 2 654 m / 8 707 ft

Gerlachovský štít (2,654m above sea level) is not only the highest mountain in Slovakia but also of the whole long range of the Carpathians. When viewed from the Podtatranská basin It had always be very good recognized. Ascent to the top is only possible with a mountain leader. continue reading

2.
Lomnický štít

The second highest mountain in Slovakia

Rating:
| Altitude: 2 634 m / 8 642 ft

The Lomnický štít (2,634m above sea level) is the second highest mountain of the High Tatras and Slovakia, but it is very impressive. Thanks to the cable car that leads from the Skalnaté pleso to the top, it is also a very visited Slovak peak. continue reading

3.
Peaks

The highest peak in Poland

Altitude: 2 503 m / 8 212 ft

Features a peak, view of the second peak from the pebble continue reading

4.
Kriváň

National Mountains of the Slovaks

Rating:
| Altitude: 2 494 m / 8 182 ft

Krivan (2,494m asl) is the first mountain of the High Tatras from the west. Not only because of its impressive shape, it became a national mountain of the Slovaks. The starting points for hikers are Tři Studničky, or from the Jamské pleso. continue reading

5.
Slavkovský štít

Peak above Smokovec

Rating:
| Altitude: 2 452 m / 8 045 ft

Slavkovský štít (2,452 m above sea level) is accessible along the blue tourist route directly from Starý Smokovec. The ascent to him is one of the less popular thanks to the optical illusion, when it seems that the top is within reach and he still does not come. Views from it are to the Cold Valley and to the Poprad Basin continue reading

6.
Eastern High

Great view over the Polish ridge

Rating:
| Altitude: 2 429 m / 7 969 ft

Východná Vysoká (2,429 m above sea level) is one of the beautiful lookout mountains. The ascent leads from the saddle Polský hrebeň, where you can get straight from three sides. continue reading

7.
Koprovský štít

Shield in the middle of the mountains

Rating:
| Altitude: 2 363 m / 7 753 ft

Koprovský štít 2363m is located in the heart of the High Tatras. The views are of the surrounding peaks and valleys and one can feel like in the middle of a rocky wilderness. Thanks to the fact that the road is a turnoff to Rysy, where there is also a cottage of the same name, it is not so frequented. On the way I walk around the Great Hincov Lake, the largest lake in the Tatras. continue reading

8.
Lamb shield

The easternmost peak of the High Tatras

Altitude: 2 229 m / 7 313 ft

Jahňací štít (2,229 m above sea level) is not one of the highest peaks in the High Tatras, but one of the most interesting. Not only is there a very beautiful and diverse view from it – the limestone Belianske Tatras versus the granite High Tatras, but also a beautiful road from Zelený ples leads to it. At the same time, it is the easternmost peak of the High Tatras continue reading

9.
Front Solisko

Mountain accessible with children

Altitude: 2 117 m / 6 946 ft

Thanks to the fact that it is possible to use the cable car from Štrbské pleso to Chata pod Soliskom (1,840 m above sea level), the peak of Predné Solisko (2,117 m above sea level) is very popular. Thanks to its technical simplicity, families with small children can also go for it. From the top there are beautiful views of Kriváň and Mlýnická dolina continue reading

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