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Východná Vysoká2 429 mVýchodná VysokáSlovakiaVýchodná Vysoká, Tatranská PoliankaVýchodná Vysoká ("Eastern High One"; Polish Mała Wysoka) is a pyramid-shaped peak 2429 m high (more precisely 2428.6 m) on the main ridge of the High Tatras in Slovakia.
Kráľova hoľa1 946 mKráľova hoľaSlovakiaKráľova hoľa, ŠumiacKráľova hoľa (German Königsberg, Hungarian Király-hegy – “King's Mountain”) is a 1,946 m summit, the highest in the eastern part of the Low Tatras, which are called the Kráľova hoľa Tatras after it.
Slavkovský štít2 452 mSlavkovský štítSlovakiaSlavkovský štít, Starý SmokovecSlavkovský štít (Polish Sławkowski Szczyt, German Schlagendorfer Spitze) is a broad, massive peak 2452 m high in the High Tatras of Slovakia.
Malý Ľadový štít2 602 mMalý Ľadový štítSlovakiaMalý Ľadový štít, Vysoké Tatry (Starý Smokovec)Malý Ľadový štít (formerly Ľadová kopa; Polish Lodowa Kopa; German Markasitturm) is a 2602 m summit on the main ridge of the Slovak High Tatras.
Ľadový štít2 628 mĽadový štítSlovakiaĽadový štít, Tatranská Lomnica (town of Vysoké Tatry)Ľadový štít (Ice Peak; Polish Lodowy Szczyt, German Eistaler Spitze) is a 2,628 m summit on the main ridge of the High Tatras, the third-highest in the whole Tatras (and in the whole Carpathians)...
Muráň1 890 mMuráňSlovakiaMuráň, Tatranská JavorinaMuráň (Polish Murań or Wielki Murań, German Wandberg) is a limestone summit 1890 m high on the main ridge of the Belianske Tatras in Slovakia.
Nový1 999 mNovýSlovakiaNový, PodspádyNový (also Nový vrch; Polish Nowy Wierch; German Höhlenberg, “Cave Mountain”) is a 1,999 m limestone summit in the western part of the main ridge of the Belianske Tatras in Slovakia (Polish sources...
Baranie rohy2 526 mBaranie rohySlovakiaBaranie rohy, Tatranská JavorinaBaranie rohy ("Ram's Horns"; Polish Baranie Rogi, German Grünseespitze, Hungarian Zöld-tavi-csúcs) is a rocky 2526 m peak in the Slovak High Tatras.
Havran2 152 mHavranSlovakiaHavran, PodspádyHavran (Polish Hawrań, German Rabenstein) is the highest peak of the Belianske Tatras at 2,152 m and at the same time the highest limestone summit of the entire Tatras.
Malý Pyšný štít2 590 mMalý Pyšný štítSlovakiaMalý Pyšný štít, Vysoké Tatry (Tatranská Lomnica)Malý Pyšný štít (Polish Mały Durny Szczyt, German Téryspitze, Hungarian Téry-csúcs) is a 2,590 m rock summit in the Slovak High Tatras.
Pyšný štít2 621 mPyšný štítSlovakiaPyšný štít, Vysoké Tatry (Smokovec)Pyšný štít (Polish Durny Szczyt, German Schwalbenturm) is a rocky High Tatra summit of 2,621 m — according to Slovak and Polish sources the fourth highest mountain of the Tatras and of all Slovakia.
Jahňací štít2 230 mJahňací štítSlovakiaJahňací štít, Tatranská JavorinaJahňací štít (Polish Jagnięcy Szczyt) is a peak 2230 m high (more precisely 2229.6 m) in the High Tatras of Slovakia. It is the north-easternmost massif of the High Tatras main ridge: beyond the...
Lomnický štít2 634 mLomnický štítSlovakiaLomnický štít, Tatranská LomnicaLomnický štít (Polish Łomnica, German Lomnitzer Spitze) is one of the highest and most visited peaks of the High Tatras.
Ždiarska vidla2 142 mŽdiarska vidlaSlovakiaŽdiarska vidla, PodspádyŽdiarska vidla (Polish Płaczliwa Skała, German Greiner) is a 2,142 m summit, the second highest in the Belianske Tatras after neighbouring Havran (2,152 m).
Kežmarský štít2 556 mKežmarský štítSlovakiaKežmarský štít, Vysoké Tatry (Tatranská Lomnica)Kežmarský štít (Polish Kieżmarski Szczyt, German Kesmarker Spitze) is a 2556 m granite summit in the Slovak High Tatras and one of the highest peaks of the whole range.
Hlúpy2 061 mHlúpySlovakiaHlúpy, ŽdiarHlúpy (also Šialený vrch, "Crazy Peak"; Polish Szalony Wierch; German Törichter Gern) is a 2061 m summit in the Slovak Belianske Tatras and the third highest of this limestone range.
Stolica1 476 mStolicaSlovakiaStolica, RejdováStolica (Hungarian Sztolica) is the highest peak of the Stolické vrchy and of the entire Slovak Ore Mountains at 1,476 m.
Bujačí vrch1 947 mBujačí vrchSlovakiaBujačí vrch, Tatranská KotlinaBujačí vrch (Polish Bujaczy Wierch, German Stirnberg) is a 1,947 m summit on the main ridge of the Belianske Tatras in Slovakia and the last high mountain at the eastern end of the whole Tatras.
Karancs (Karanč)725 mKarancs (Karanč)Karanč / Karancs · SlovakiaKarancs (Karanč), Šiatorská BukovinkaKarancs (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...
Havrania skala1 156 mHavrania skalaSlovakiaHavrania skala, StratenáHavrania 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...
Mariánska hora (Marian Hill)761 mMariánska hora (Marian Hill)SlovakiaMariánska hora (Marian Hill), LevočaMariánska hora (Marian Hill; Hungarian Máriahegy) is a hill on the southern edge of the Levoča Hills, about 2 km north of the centre of the town of Levoča in eastern Slovakia.
Čierna hora (Levoča Mountains)1 289 mČierna hora (Levoča Mountains)SlovakiaČierna hora (Levoča Mountains), IhľanyČierna hora is a 1289.4 m summit, the highest point of the Slovak Levoča Mountains (Levočské vrchy) – a flysch range of the Podhôľno-magurská region in eastern Slovakia, between the Poprad basin...
Skalisko1 293 mSkaliskoSlovakiaSkalisko, HenclováSkalisko (Hungarian Pozsálló; the massif is often called Volovec) is the second highest summit of the Volovské vrchy, part of the Slovak Ore Mountains, at 1,293 m.
Smrekovica (Branisko)1 200 mSmrekovica (Branisko)SlovakiaSmrekovica (Branisko), Vyšný 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...
Sľubica1 129 mSľubicaSlovakiaSľubica, DúbravaSľubica is a 1129 m summit in the Branisko mountains of eastern Slovakia, the third highest of the range and the highest in its southern part, which bears the same name.
Minčol (Čergov)1 157 mMinčol (Čergov)SlovakiaMinčol (Čergov), Livovská HutaMinčol (Hungarian Mincsol) is the highest summit of the Čergov mountains in eastern Slovakia, 1157 m high. It rises in the western part of the range, where three districts of the Prešov Region meet...
Kojšovská hoľa1 246 mKojšovská hoľaSlovakiaKojšovská hoľa, Zlatá IdkaKojšovská hoľa (colloquially Kojšovka; German Koischdorfer Höhe, Hungarian Kojsói-tető) is a 1,246 m mountain in the Volovské vrchy, part of the Slovak Ore Mountains in eastern Slovakia.
Stebnícka Magura900 mStebnícka MaguraSlovakiaStebnícka Magura, StebníkStebnícka Magura is an 899.9 m summit in the Slovak part of the Low Beskid, in the Busov range. It rises above the village of Stebník about 6 km north of Bardejov and, with the TV tower on its top,...
Dubník874 mDubníkSlovakiaDubník, Dubník (part of Červenica)Dubník is a forested 874 m hill in the northern half of the Slanské vrchy in eastern Slovakia, in the Šimonka subunit. It rises above the village of Červenica, about 14 km south-east of Prešov, on...
Makovica981 mMakovicaSlovakiaMakovica, MudrovceMakovica is a 981 m summit in the central part of the Slanské vrchy in eastern Slovakia, in the subunit that bears the same name.