Liptovská Osada is a village in Liptov, Central Slovakia.
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Brankovský vodopád
Highest waterfall of Low Tatras, especially nice in winter.
Cyklokorytnička
A bike road in place of former "small train" track, mostly flat - it's a nice all-day long trip for families, as you can avoid the main road on most of it. Korytnica used to be a famous spa area, but now it is somewhat degraded. There are some restaurants and mineral water springs in the area.
The hike up is quite steep for an hour or two.
A peak with good views, the ascend is somewhat steep near the peak.
A relatively small aquapark with a pool, few whirpools, wellness, bowling and minigolf. Also pizza available.
Pretty popular area amongst locals - during summer, many groups of people spend weekends here in tents, relaxing, rafting the (rather cold) river etc.
A secluded and small one, only 400 m.
Not in Great Fatra nor Liptov, but right at its edge. You can spend a few days here, esp. because there is plenty of hotels and non-ski activities (e.g. park for kids).
A picturesque mountain, the peak is not directly accessible but marked paths are going nearby.
Local cuisine.
Local cuisine, pizza.
Because there are only relatively small (but long) villages in the area, the public bus connections aren't ideal - while timely, they only operate a few times a day.
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