Category: Continents/Regions

Chopok

Chopok Nestled in the heart of the Low Tatra range in central Slovakia, Chopok stands tall at 2,024 meters (6,640 feet), beckoning adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike. As the third-highest peak in this majestic mountain range, Chopok offers a unique blend of challenging hiking trails, diverse ecosystems, and fascinating geological features. Fast Facts Country: Slovakia …

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Hoher Dachstein

Hoher Dachstein Nestled in the Austrian Alps, Hoher Dachstein stands as a testament to nature’s artistry and geological marvels. Rising to an impressive 2,995 meters (9,826 feet), this majestic peak isn’t just a mountain – it’s a living museum of Earth’s history, a playground for adventurers, and a sanctuary for unique flora and fauna. Let’s …

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Ďumbier

Ďumbier Nestled in the heart of Slovakia, Ďumbier stands tall at 2,043 meters (6,703 feet), reigning as the highest peak in the Low Tatra mountain range. This majestic mountain isn’t just a challenge for hikers; it’s a gateway to breathtaking views, rich history, and the untamed beauty of central Slovakia’s wilderness. Fast Facts Country: Slovakia …

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Hochgolling

Hochgolling Nestled in the Schladminger Tauern range of the Austrian Alps, Hochgolling stands as a sentinel of natural beauty and adventure. At 2,862 meters (9,390 feet) above sea level, it’s not just the highest peak in its range—it’s a treasure trove of diverse ecosystems, challenging hiking trails, and breathtaking vistas that beckon nature enthusiasts and …

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Baranec

Baranec Nestled in the heart of the Western Tatras, Baranec mountain stands tall at 2,182 meters, beckoning nature enthusiasts to explore its rugged beauty. This majestic peak, part of the breathtaking Carpathian Mountains, offers a wealth of experiences for hikers, botanists, and geology buffs alike. Fast Facts Country: Slovakia State/Province: Žilina Mountain Range: Western Tatras, Carpathian Mountains Parents: Western …

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Hochwildstelle

Hochwildstelle | Hohe Wildstelle Nestled in the heart of the Schladming Tauern range in Austria, Hochwildstelle stands as a majestic peak beckoning adventurers, nature lovers, and cultural enthusiasts alike. At 2,747 meters (9,012 feet), this alpine gem offers a diverse range of experiences for every season and skill level. Let’s embark on a journey to …

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Jakubina

Jakubina Nestled in the heart of Slovakia’s Western Tatras, Jakubina stands tall as a majestic mountain beckoning adventurers and nature lovers alike. This hidden gem offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, challenging trails, and rich biodiversity that will captivate your senses and leave you in awe. Fast Facts Country: Slovakia State/Province: Žilina Mountain Range: Western …

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Lavínový štít

Lavínový štít Welcome, fellow adventure seekers! Today, we’re embarking on a virtual journey to one of Slovakia’s hidden gems – Lavínový štít. This majestic mountain is a true feast for the senses, offering breathtaking views, diverse hiking trails, and a treasure trove of natural wonders. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or just starting out, Lavínový …

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Bystrá

Bystrá Situated in the Western Tatras, Bystrá stands tall as the highest peak in this breathtaking mountain range. At 2,248 meters (7,375 feet), this Slovak giant offers nature enthusiasts an unforgettable adventure. Fast Facts Country: Slovakia State/Province: Žilina Mountain Range: Western Tatras, Carpathian Mountains Parents: Western Tatras, Carpathian Mountains Elevation: 7,375 feet / 2,248 meters Prominence: 1,847 feet / 563 meters Isolation: 7.2 miles / 11.59 kilometers …

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Vysoká

Vysoká Nestled in the heart of nature’s embrace, Vysoká Mountain stands as a testament to the raw beauty of our world. Whether you’re a seasoned trekker or a curious newcomer, Vysoká has something special in store for everyone. Fast Facts Country: Slovakia State/Province: Prešov Mountain Range: High Tatras, Tatra Mountains, Carpathian Mountains Parents: High Tatras, Tatra …

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