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Mountain range in Slovakia
Photo: Daniel Baránek, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Little Fatra (Malá Fatra - Slovak pronunciation: [ˈmalaː ˈfatra]; also Lesser Fatra, Polish: Mała Fatra) is a karst mountain range in the Western Carpathians in the north-west of Central Slovakia.
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A tourist center of Malá Fatra, birth place of "Juraj Jánošík" - a famous Slovak highwayman.
A not too difficult, but picturesque ravine.
Measuring 1610m, the mountain provides great views from both summit and during the trip there.
This small brother of the above is equally interesting and in some places technically even more demanding.
Vrátna dolina
A valley, which is one of the most visited tourist and ski destinations in Slovakia.
Pair of nearby mountains, where "Veľký Kriváň" is the highest one in the mountain range.
Šutovský vodopád
4th highest Slovak waterfall, a short hike away from Šútovo village.
A prominent peak providing great views of the surroundings, especially of "Veľký Rozsutec".
30 minutes hiking from the chairlift station at Snilovské Sedlo. Reservation via email only, which is recommended in high season. If you intend to arrive after 18:00, let them know beforehand what time you will come. Open year-round.
This chata is at a convenient half-way point if you intend to visit the area around Velky Rozsutec as well as Velky Krivan, and definitely a good option if you intend on hiking the entire ridge.
Reservation via email only. If you intend to arrive after 19:00, let them know via SMS.
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