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Chopok2 024 mChopokSlovakiaChopok, Demänovská Dolina (Jasná)Chopok (2,024 m) is a summit in the central Low Tatras in Slovakia and the third-highest peak of the range after its neighbours Ďumbier (2,046 m) and Štiavnica (2,025 m).
Pilsko1 557 mPilskoSlovakiaPilsko, MútnePilsko is a massive 1,557 m mountain on the Slovak–Polish border, the second-highest in the Orava Beskids (in Polish, the Żywiec Beskids) after Babia hora.
Pachoľa2 167 mPachoľaSlovakiaPachoľa, ŽiarPachoľa (Polish Pachoł or Pachola) is a striking pyramid-shaped 2,166.6 m summit on the main ridge of the Western Tatras, in their Roháče part.
Spálená2 083 mSpálenáSlovakiaSpálená, ZuberecSpálená (Polish Spalona Kopa) is a summit 2083 m high on the main ridge of the Western Tatras, in their wildest part, the Roháče, in Slovakia.
Baníkov2 178 mBaníkovSlovakiaBaníkov, JalovecBaníkov (Polish: Banówka) is a 2,178 m peak in the Western Tatras — the highest point on the main ridge of the range and the fourth-highest summit of the Western Tatras after Bystrá, Jakubina and...
Hrubá kopa2 166 mHrubá kopaSlovakiaHrubá kopa, KonskáHrubá kopa (Polish Hruba Kopa or Baszta) is a 2166 m summit on the main ridge of the Slovak Western Tatras and the third highest mountain of the Roháče group.
Ďumbier2 046 mĎumbierSlovakiaĎumbier, Demänovská DolinaĎumbier (Polish Dziumbier, Hungarian Gyömbér) is the highest peak of the Low Tatras at 2,046 m (2,043 m on older maps). It stands on the main ridge between Krúpova hoľa (about 1,922 m) and...
Urpín510 mUrpínSlovakiaUrpín, Banská BystricaUrpín is a low but very prominent 510 m hill in central Slovakia, rising directly above the historic centre of Banská Bystrica on the left bank of the Hron river.
Baranec2 185 mBaranecSlovakiaBaranec, JalovecBaranec (Polish: Baraniec) is a 2,185 m peak in the Slovak part of the Western Tatras, the third highest in the range after Bystrá and Jakubina.
Plačlivé2 125 mPlačlivéSlovakiaPlačlivé, KonskáPlačlivé (also Plačlivô, formerly Plačlivý Roháč; Polish Rohacz Płaczliwy) is a 2,125 m peak on the main ridge of the Western Tatras in Slovakia, in the part known as the Roháče.
Ostrý Roháč2 088 mOstrý RoháčSlovakiaOstrý Roháč, Zverovka (Zuberec)Ostrý Roháč (Polish: Rohacz Ostry) is a rocky, twin-summited 2,088 m mountain on the main ridge of the Western Tatras in Slovakia.
Veľký Polom1 067 mVeľký PolomSlovakiaVeľký Polom, Raková (Hromadová hamlet)Veľký Polom (Czech Velký Polom, Polish Wielki Połom) is a 1,067 m mountain on the Slovak–Czech border and the highest summit of the Slovak part of the Moravian-Silesian Beskids.
Volovec2 063 mVolovecSlovakiaVolovec, Zverovka (Zuberec)Volovec (Polish: Wołowiec) is a 2,063 m peak on the main ridge of the Western Tatras, on the border between Slovakia and Poland.
Strážov1 213 mStrážovSlovakiaStrážov, ZliechovStrážov (Hungarian Sztrázsó) is the highest summit of the Strážov Mountains, 1213.3 m high (local signs often say 1215 m).
Jakubina2 194 mJakubinaSlovakiaJakubina, PribylinaJakubina (Polish Raczkowa Czuba) is a 2,194 m summit in the Western Tatras, the second-highest of the range after Bystrá (2,248 m).
Veľký Javorník1 072 mVeľký JavorníkSlovakiaVeľký Javorník, Podjavorník (Papradno)Veľký Javorník (Polish Wielki Jawornik) is the highest peak of the Javorníky range at 1,072 m (more precisely 1,071.5 m).
Bystrá2 248 mBystráSlovakiaBystrá, PodbanskéBystrá (Polish: Bystra) is the highest peak of the Western Tatras at 2,248 m. It lies entirely in Slovakia, about 600 m south of the main ridge that carries the Polish–Slovak border.
Poľana1 458 mPoľanaSlovakiaPoľana, KyslinkyPoľana is a 1457.8 m summit, the highest point of the mountain massif of the same name in central Slovakia. The massif belongs to the Slovak Central Mountains (Slovenské stredohorie) and is a...
Kriváň2 495 mKriváňSlovakiaKriváň, PodbanskéKriváň (Polish Krywań) is a 2495 m peak (precisely 2494.7 m) in the south-western part of the High Tatras in Slovakia. It closes a long side spur, about 10 km long, that branches off the main ridge...
Makyta923 mMakytaSlovakiaMakyta, Dlhé (Lazy pod Makytou)Makyta (German Makita) is the highest and most massive summit of the western Javorníky, 923 m high (923.3 m according to Slovak and Czech data).
Veľké Solisko2 412 mVeľké SoliskoSlovakiaVeľké Solisko, Štrbské PlesoVeľké Solisko (Polish: Wielkie Solisko) is a 2,412 m peak in the Slovak High Tatras and the highest point of the Solisko ridge.
Kôprovský štít2 363 mKôprovský štítSlovakiaKôprovský štít, Štrbské PlesoKôprovský štít (Polish Koprowy Wierch, German Dillenspitze) is a prominent High Tatras peak in Slovakia, 2363 m high according to Slovak data (Polish and German sources give 2366–2367 m).
Buchlov (Vtáčnik)1 040 mBuchlov (Vtáčnik)SlovakiaBuchlov (Vtáčnik), Horná VesBuchlov is a prominent rocky peak, 1,040 m high, in the Vtáčnik mountains of central Slovakia. It should not be confused with the castle hill of the same name in the Czech Republic.
Klenovský Vepor1 338 mKlenovský VeporSlovakiaKlenovský Vepor, Dobroč (Čierny Balog)Klenovský 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...
Fabova hoľa1 439 mFabova hoľaSlovakiaFabova hoľa, Pohronská PolhoraFabova hoľa (Polish Fabowa Hala) is the highest summit of the Vepor Mountains (1439 m), part of the Slovak Ore Mountains.
Končistá2 537 mKončistáSlovakiaKončistá, Štrbské PlesoKončistá (Polish Kończysta, German Kontschista, Hungarian Koncsiszta) is a 2,537.5 m summit in the High Tatras in Slovakia.
Batizovský štít2 448 mBatizovský štítSlovakiaBatizovský štít, Štrbské PlesoBatizovský štít (Polish Batyżowiecki Szczyt, German Botzdorfer Spitze, Hungarian Batizfalvi-csúcs) is a massive twin-topped summit 2448 m high on the main ridge of the High Tatras in Slovakia.
Zadný Gerlach2 616 mZadný GerlachSlovakiaZadný Gerlach, Štrbské PlesoZadný Gerlach (officially Zadný Gerlachovský štít, “Rear Gerlach”; Polish Zadni Gerlach) is a mighty 2,616 m junction summit on the main ridge of the High Tatras (2,617 m according to 2018 laser...
Gerlachovský štít2 655 mGerlachovský štítSlovakiaGerlachovský štít, Štrbské PlesoGerlachovský štít (colloquially Gerlach; Polish Gerlach, German Gerlsdorfer Spitze) is the highest peak of the High Tatras, of Slovakia and of the entire Carpathians.
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.