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Traditional region of Slovakia
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Kysuce is the north-western-most protected landscape area in Central Slovakia.
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An open-air museum with unique (operational) narrow-gauge forest railway.
Natural headspring of crude oil, accompanied with irregular headspring of methane.
Slovak Astronomical Clock
A preserved and operated part of the former Kysucko-Orava forest railway. From a technical point of view, it is interesting due to the headland system, which made it possible to overcome a large height difference in a short distance. A train runs on the Skanzen - Sedlo Beskyd route.
A very well equipped ski centre, also providing routes for cross-country skiing. In the summer, easy (2-hr) hiking trails are available.
From Slovakia, a detour from Žilina or Bytča is the most common access point.
Read in the guideToday main towns in the Kysuce region are Kysucké Nové Mesto, Čadca and Turzovka.
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