
Brestovská Cave
The first accessible cave in Orava and the Western Tatras with an active underground flow - an intimate guided tour a short distance from the open-air museum in Zuberec.
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Najprv miesta v obci Bukovina, then others nearby according to distance.

The first accessible cave in Orava and the Western Tatras with an active underground flow - an intimate guided tour a short distance from the open-air museum in Zuberec.

A ropeway in the treetops opposite the Orava Village Museum in Zuberec. Various obstacles await you on the track that you must overcome to reach the finish line.…

An open-air museum under Roháče with over 50 wooden houses, a water mill and a Gothic church from the 15th century - a living example of how people once lived in Orava.

The largest ski resort in Orava above Dolný Kubín – about 13 km of slopes, two cable cars and views of the Tatras and Malá Fatra.

Kubínska hoľa is not just a winter ski resort. In summer, chairlifts take you to the ridge of Oravská Magura, from where there is a view of…

Alpine skiing directly in the Roháčská Valley - chairlifts, reliable snow and the backdrop of the peaks of the Western Tatras.

One of the five preserved articular churches in Slovakia – a wooden church on Medová hórka above Istebný with a Baroque altar and a brick bell tower.

Ostražica (767 m above sea level) is a hill above Nižná, a popular destination for easy walks. There was a prehistoric hillfort of the Hallstatt culture here, from which…

Roháč Waterfall is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the Western Tatras. A cold stream here falls from a height of about 1,340 m above sea level…

Rafting the last, approximately 8.5 km long section of the Orava River – from Párnica to the confluence with the Váh in Kraľovany. The route leads along a picturesque…

The Grandmothers' Room is a municipal museum in Párnica in a renovated, approximately 150-year-old building that once housed the municipal office and later the post office.…

Gombášske granaries, Hubová – technical or folk monument (protected wooden houses in the village of Hubová, Ružomberok district).