
Rafts in Orava – sailing under Orava Castle
An hour-long cruise on a traditional wooden raft on the Orava River from Horná Lehota to Oravský Podzámek with a view of Orava Castle and stories from the rafters.
Castles, museums, wooden churches, open-air museums, viewpoints and trips for the whole family - everything is worth seeing in Orava.
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An hour-long cruise on a traditional wooden raft on the Orava River from Horná Lehota to Oravský Podzámek with a view of Orava Castle and stories from the rafters.

The highest road pass in the Western Beskids (approx. 1,010 m) - the most popular starting point for Babia Hora.

A wooden outdoor inhaler in which salty iodine-bromine water flows from the Salt Water spring, creating air similar to that of the sea.

Family ranch directly on the banks of the Orava Dam with a riding school, horseback riding, restaurant and accommodation.

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

An unconventional 14-meter-high observation tower in the shape of an Orava bell tower on Brabírka Hill with a view of Babia Hora, Pilsko and the Orava Dam.

Stone observation tower at Grape nad Hladovkou with a view of Roháče, Orava Dam and Babia Hora. Free access all year round.

Wooden lookout tower with a gazebo on the deforested hill of Machy nad Zubercom with a panorama of Roháče from Sivý vrch to Osobitá.

A small wooden lookout tower from 2018 on the edge of the Klinské peat bog with a view of the rare peat bog, Námestovo and Babia Hora.

A 16-meter wooden lookout tower just above Oravská Polhora with a circular view of Babia Hora, Pilsko and the Orava Dam.

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.

One of the strongest iodine-bromine springs in Slovakia under Babá Hora, with a history of spas and a rare peat bog in the vicinity.