Low Tatras, tourist attractions

TARZANIA JASNA is located in the beautiful Liptov countryside in the recreational center Jasná in Demänovská Valley. It is built on trees and consists of two trails built with 34 platforms and 95 obstacles at a height of approximately 4 to 7 m above the ground. The blue (shorter and lighter) route measures 281 m. The red (longer) route is 396 m long. When overcoming obstacles, each individual is secured with climbing equipment. Before entering the park, TARZANIE is given a briefing and training in the use of belay equipment.

TARZANIA TÁLE is located in Tále, in the area of minigolf course. It is built of 23 obstacles at a height of approximately 5 to 7 m above the ground. It includes a route for the smallest climbers, so it is ideal place for families with children. The blue (shorter and lighter) route is 180 m long. The red (longer) route is 292 m long. The children's trail is 90 m long. When overcoming obstacles, each individual is secured with climbing equipment. Before entering the park, TARZANIA is given a briefing and training in the use of belay equipment.

Preserved site of folk architecture Vlkolinec is a part of Ruzomberok town and is located at the foot of Velka Fatra. Vlkolinec represents a type of medieval village site of wooden architecture in montane and submontane area. There is an undisturbed built-up area of cottages and chalets in landscape area made by narrow stripes of fields and pastures protected by Sidorov massif from the North. The first written notes of the village come back to 1376 when it arose as a village of woodcutters and coalmen. At the end of the 18th century the village had 41 houses and 280 inhabitants; the number of...

Lake Verbicé (Slovak: Vrbické pleso) is one of the largest lakes in the Low Tatras, which has survived from the Ice Age. It is located at an altitude of 1113m above sea level in the western part of the Demänovská Dolina. The surface of the lake is 0.69 ha, the deepest point is 8 m deep, 115 m long and 62 m wide. Lake Moréna, formed by the retreat of glaciers from the northern slopes of the Chopok Mountains. The Otupnianka River flows from the lake, so the maintenance of a constant water level is regulated by dams. In terms of its origin, it is most similar to lakes in the High Tatras. Lake...