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A bike road in place of former "small train" track. Korytnica used to be a famous spa area, that has become somewhat degraded. There are some restaurants and mineral water springs in the area. The path partly follows a major road, thus it's not ideal for nature lovers. During the summer season, a small part of the path through the city can be spiced up by taking a semi-historical train from the main train station to Zapalkaren.
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One of only few folk villages which survived intact in Central Europe and is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. It was a farming village, mostly sheep but also cattle, pigs and goats, paying a small tax to the Lilavské estate. The population peaked at 345 in 1869. Vlkolínec is famous for its folk architecture. Two of 45 houses can be visited from the inside, and there is a small art gallery, a church and a cemetery. In the summer various cultural activities take place, included "Sunday in Vlkolínec" on the last Sunday in July. The village can only be reached by car (private or taxi). Most houses are inhabited, so please respect people's privacy.
A place for relaxing with kids.
About 4 km up the valley, there are 2 signed paths up the side valleys/streams, towards small waterfalls: Jelení vodopád and Jemišné vodopády.
Relaxation and walking in the valley/forests around, as well as zorbing, ziplining and wellness. Cablecar to Malinô Brdo has the lower station here.
The ice stadium is open for casual and professional ice skating - check the timetables.