Peaks of the Slovak Carpathians: Tatras, Low Tatras, Little Carpathians

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Karancs (Karanč)725 mKarancs (Karanč)Karanč / Karancs · SlovakiaŠiatorská Bukovinka · Inner Western CarpathiansKarancs (Slovak: Karanč) is a 725.1 m dome on the Slovak–Hungarian border; Hungarian sources give 729 m. In the Slovak division it is the highest summit of the Cerová vrchovina (Hajnáčska vrchovina...
Baranie rohy2 526 mBaranie rohySlovakiaStarý Smokovec · High TatrasBaranie rohy ("Ram's Horns"; Polish Baranie Rogi, German Grünseespitze, Hungarian Zöld-tavi-csúcs) is a rocky 2526 m peak in the Slovak High Tatras.
Nežabec1 023 mNežabecSlovakiaKolonica · Vihorlat MountainsNežabec is a 1023 m summit and the third highest peak of the volcanic Vihorlat Mountains in eastern Slovakia. It lies on the main ridge, in the north-eastern part of the remains of the caldera of a...
Záruby767 mZárubySlovakiaBuková · Little CarpathiansZáruby (formerly also Ostrý vrch, German Scharfenstein) is the highest peak of the Little Carpathians at 767 m (some signposts say 768 m).
Frčkov1 585 mFrčkovSlovakiaTurecká · Greater FatraFrčkov is a 1585 m summit in the central part of the Greater Fatra (Veľká Fatra) in Slovakia, the second highest in the range after Ostredok.
Bôr1 888 mBôrSlovakiaDemänovská Dolina · Low TatrasBôr (also Bory, Bôry) is a 1888 m summit in the Low Tatras in Slovakia, about 13 km south-west of Liptovský Mikuláš. It lies in the central part of the range, in the Ďumbier Tatras, above the...
Lavínový štít2 606 mLavínový štítSlovakiaVyšné Hágy · High TatrasLavínový štít (Polish Lawinowy Szczyt, German Lawinenspitze) is a rocky 2606 m summit in the Slovak High Tatras and one of the highest in the whole range: the Slovak encyclopedic entry ranks it...
Šiprúň1 461 mŠiprúňSlovakiaRužomberok · Greater FatraŠiprúň is a high, prominent mountain 1461 m tall in the north-eastern part of the Greater Fatra (Veľká Fatra) in Slovakia.
Mních1 110 mMníchSlovakiaZuberec · Skorušina MountainsMních is a summit 1110 m high in the Skorušina Mountains (Skorušinské vrchy) in Orava, Slovakia, in their Kopec subunit.
Havrania skala1 156 mHavrania skalaSlovakiaStratená · Slovak ParadiseHavrania skala (Raven Rock) is a 1,156 m summit, one of the highest in the Slovak Paradise. It stands in the southern part of the national park, about 3 km north of the village of Stratená and 7 km...
Klenovský Vepor1 338 mKlenovský VeporSlovakiaPohronská Polhora · Slovak Ore MountainsKlenovský Vepor is a massive 1338.2 m summit in the Veporské vrchy, part of the Slovak Ore Mountains. It is the second-highest summit of the Veporské vrchy and the highest in the part called the...
Smrekovica (Branisko)1 200 mSmrekovica (Branisko)SlovakiaVyšný SlavkovSmrekovica is the highest peak of the Branisko Mountains in eastern Slovakia, 1200 m high (1199.9 m to be exact). It stands in the northern part of the range above the villages of Poľanovce and...
Vápenná752 mVápennáSlovakiaSološnica · Little CarpathiansVápenná (also Roštún; German Rachsthurn) is a 752 m summit and the third highest peak of the Little Carpathians. It rises above the village of Plavecké Podhradie, about 18 km east of Malacky, in...
Vyšehrad829 mVyšehradSlovakiaJasenovo · Žiar MountainsVyšehrad (Polish Wyszogród) is a prominent summit 829 m high on the main ridge of the Žiar Mountains in central Slovakia.
Prosečné1 372 mProsečnéSlovakiaVeľké Borové · Choč MountainsProsečné (local forms Prosečnô, Prosečná; Polish Prosieczne) is a prominent 1372 m peak in the Choč Mountains of northern Slovakia.
Smrekov1 441 mSmrekovSlovakiaTurecká · Greater FatraSmrekov is a 1441 m summit in the southern part of the Greater Fatra (Veľká Fatra) in Slovakia. It belongs to the Bralná Fatra, the part of the range where many summits are of similar height, so...
Bradlo543 mBradloSlovakiaPriepasné · White CarpathiansBradlo (Hungarian Bradló) is a 543 m limestone summit, the highest point of the Myjava Hills (Myjavská pahorkatina) in western Slovakia.
Veľký Grič971 mVeľký GričSlovakiaHandlová · Slovak Central MountainsVeľký Grič (German Donnerstein) is a striking, partly rocky mountain 971 m high in the volcanic Vtáčnik range in central Slovakia.
Turícka Magura1 085 mTurícka MaguraSlovakiaTurík · Choč MountainsTurícka Magura (also Turanská or Turianska Magura; Polish Magura Turicka) is a 1085 m summit in the western part of the Choč Mountains in Slovakia.
Strážov1 213 mStrážovSlovakiaZliechov · Strážov MountainsStrážov (Hungarian Sztrázsó) is the highest summit of the Strážov Mountains, 1213.3 m high (local signs often say 1215 m).
Velestúr1 254 mVelestúrSlovakiaKremnica · Kremnica MountainsVelestúr is a 1254 m summit on the main ridge of the Kremnica Mountains (Kremnické vrchy) in Slovakia. It rises above the village of Malachov, about 9 km west of Banská Bystrica, on the boundary of...
Roháčka1 028 mRoháčkaSlovakiaMargecany · Slovak Ore MountainsRoháčka is the highest summit of the Čierna hora hills, one of the units of the Slovak Ore Mountains in eastern Slovakia.
Straník769 mStraníkSlovakiaŽilina · Western CarpathiansStraník is a summit 769 m high in the Kysuce Highlands of northern Slovakia, about 5 km east of Žilina. It rises distinctly above the Žilina basin, which is why it is sometimes called the “roof of...
Marťácky vrch854 mMarťácky vrchSlovakiaZákopčie · JavorníkyMarťácky vrch (locally also Marťakovský kopec) is an 854 m summit in the north-eastern part of the Javorníky range in Slovakia, in the Rakovská hornatina group.
Osnica1 363 mOsnicaSlovakiaPárnica · Lesser FatraOsnica is a 1363 m summit in the north-eastern part of the Lesser Fatra (Malá Fatra) in Slovakia, about 9 km west of Dolný Kubín.
Lomné1 278 mLomnéSlovakiaLiptovská Anna · Choč MountainsLomné (also Lômy; Polish Łomy) is a 1278 m summit in the Slovak Choč Mountains. It rises above the famous Prosiecka dolina gorge, about 13 km north-west of Liptovský Mikuláš, in the Žilina Region.
Makovica981 mMakovicaSlovakiaKecerovský Lipovec · Zemplén MountainsMakovica is a 981 m summit in the central part of the Slanské vrchy in eastern Slovakia, in the subunit that bears the same name.
Inovec1 041 mInovecSlovakiaSelec · Inner Western CarpathiansInovec (Polish Inowiec) is the highest summit of the Považský Inovec range in western Slovakia, at 1,041 m (more precisely 1,041.6 m).
Rokoš1 010 mRokošSlovakiaNitrianske Rudno · Strážov MountainsRokoš is a 1010 m mountain, the second-highest peak of the Nitrické vrchy, part of the Strážov Mountains (Strážovské vrchy) in western Slovakia.
Predný Choč1 249 mPredný ChočSlovakiaMartinček · Choč MountainsPredný Choč (Polish Przedni Chocz) is a 1,249 m summit in the Choč Mountains of northern Slovakia, part of the Veľký Choč group.