
Roháčske pleso from Zverovka
Classic circuit in Roháče: Ťatliakova chata, Roháče waterfall and the cascade of four peaks under the peaks of the Western Tatras.
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Najprv miesta v obci Chocholov, then others nearby according to distance.

Classic circuit in Roháče: Ťatliakova chata, Roháče waterfall and the cascade of four peaks under the peaks of the Western Tatras.

Brestová is located on the main ridge of Roháčov. The ascent is a moderately difficult high-mountain hike with steep terrain and significant elevation gain, the reward is a panorama of Roháčov.…

A 25-meter steel tower above Zuberec from 2023 - 118 steps and a circular view of Roháče, the village and the Orava Highlands.

Janovky is a ski resort directly in Zuberec below the West Tatras. The slopes are at an altitude of 750 - 1,000 m above sea level with a total…

An interwar church in the center of Zuberec designed by architect Michal Milan Harminec, consecrated in 1933.

The border peak of the Western Tatras above the Roháčská Valley - a wide view of Roháče and the Tatras and one of the places where you can meet the Tatra mountain chamois in summer.

The private Schürger Gallery on Trojičné námestie in Tvrdošín focuses on modern and postmodern art. It is one of the important cultural institutions of Upper Orava…

The classicist mansion in Medvedží hides the lifelong work of painter Mária Medvecká – Orava, its landscape and people in more than 250 paintings and drawings.

The remains of the municipal lime kiln from 1900 under Sivy Hill - a reminder of how the people of Zuberec burned lime to whitewash their wooden houses.

Salatín (2,047.5 m above sea level) is a distinctive limestone hill with a hummock shape between the Bobrovecká and Roháčská valleys. Its grassy slopes once served as…

The Stations of the Cross with 14 stations from 1894 leads from the church on Bobrovský vřšok to the Chapel of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. In August, one of the most famous pilgrimages in Orava takes place here.

The first brick church in Polish Orava (1767) in the Upper Hungarian Baroque style with a stucco relief of St. Wendelin and an altar with the Hungarian kings.