What to do in case of bad weather?

In the event of bad weather, properly dressing can allow for progress in light rain. However, avoid hiking during storm warnings. If adverse conditions arise, public transportation can be used to proceed to your next destination and compensate for any delays.

Comfort Tatra Mountains Hiking Holiday

7 days / 6 nights

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Explore Tatras with ease on this hiking holiday, featuring the most scenic destinations while enjoying the comfort of hotel accommodation.

Starting point

Stary Smokovec

Finish point

Tatranska Lomnica

Season

July - October

Technical level

3/5

Fitness level

4/5

Tour type

Hut-to-Hut

Explore Tatras with ease on this hiking holiday, featuring the most scenic destinations while enjoying the comfort of hotel accommodation.

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Explore Tatras with ease on this hiking holiday, featuring the most scenic destinations while enjoying the comfort of hotel accommodation.

Starting point

Stary Smokovec

Finish point

Tatranska Lomnica

Season

July - October

Technical level

3/5

Fitness level

4/5

Tour type

Hut-to-Hut

Wonder through scenic villages of Stary Smokovec and Tatranska Lomnica
Enjoy treks through lush forests and alpine meadows of the High Tatras
Marvel at breathtaking panoramic views at Lomnicky peak
Explore enchanting lakes with striking emerald-green waters and glacial origins
Enjoy breathtaking vistas from the highest mountain hotel in Slovakia
Keep an eye out for wildlife and encounter chamois and marmots

Itinerary of the trip

Welcome to the heart of the High Tatras! Today, you will spend your time settling into the cozy ambiance of Stary Smokovec, a charming town that will be your gateway to your hiking adventure.

Upon arrival, settle into your accommodation and take some time to explore the quaint streets, beautiful parks, and enjoy the stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

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The excitement continues as you start your day with a hearty breakfast and a scenic funicular ride from Stary Smokovec to Hrebienok.

The trail will then lead you through lush forests and past pristine alpine meadows to historic Zbojnicka hut in Great Cold Valley, originally built as a shelter for shepherds and travelers navigating the rugged terrain of the Tatras. At the hut you get to enjoy a well-deserved rest and soak in the panoramic views.

If you keep an eye out for wildlife, you might even spot some chamois and marmots. You will finish off your day with a walk back to Hrebienok and a relaxing funicular ride back to Stary Smokovec.

Hiking

13 km and 810 m of elevation gain / 810 m of elevation loss

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After refueling the energy with a delicious breakfast, you will take another funicular ride to Hrebienok. Here you will set off on your hike, passing through stunning landscapes of rugged peaks and glacial valleys. Along the way, you'll be treated to magnificent views of the High Tatras, offering limitless photo opportunities.

Hiking through picturesque Velicka Valley will lead you to Sliezsky Dom, the highest mountain hotel in Slovakia, you can enjoy a delicious Slovakian meal at the restaurant and soak in the serene beauty of your surroundings.

After enjoying your time at Sliezsky Dom, retrace your steps back to Hrebienok and descend to Stary Smokovec.

Hiking

12 km and 550 m of elevation gain / 550 m of elevation loss

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After breakfast, you will take the already-known funicular ride to Hrebienok, where your new journey begins.

You will continue to traverse rugged terrain and pristine wilderness as you make your way to Skalnate Pleso, one of the top attractions in High Tatras, nestled amidst towering peaks and rocky cliffs. Take in the stunning alpine scenery and breathe in the fresh mountain air as you reach this natural gem.

After soaking in the beauty of the lake, you will descend via cableway to Tatranska Lomnica village, where you'll spend the night in comfortable accommodations.

Hiking

8 km and 610 m of elevation gain / 125 m of elevation loss

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Today offers a well-deserved break from hiking.

After a hearty breakfast, you will board the cableway from Tatranska Lomnica to Skalnate Pleso, where you'll transfer to another cableway leading to Lomnicky Peak. The panoramic views from Lomnicky Peak are simply spectacular, as it stands at an impressive 2,634 meters above sea level.

On a clear day, visitors can see for miles around, taking in the beauty of the Tatras and beyond. Here you can take time to marvel at the breathtaking panoramic views of the High Tatras and surrounding valleys before returning to Tatranska Lomnica via cableway.

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Fuel up with breakfast before you embark on your final full day of hiking, which will take you to one of the most beautiful destinations in the High Tatras.

Following a scenic route through Biela Voda and Biele Pleso, you'll ascend towards the traditional Zelene Pleso Hut. Right next to it, you will find Tatras’ hidden gem. Zelene Pleso, known for its striking emerald-green waters. Formed during the last Ice Age thousands of years ago, its glacial origins add to the mystique of this beautiful destination.

Take a moment to relax and enjoy the tranquility of this pristine wilderness before retracing your steps back to Tatranska Lomnica for a well-earned rest.

Hiking

22 km and 810 m of elevation gain / 810 m of elevation loss

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As your journey through the Tatra Mountains draws to a close, take a moment to soak in the experiences from the past week. Before your journey home, you can continue to explore Tatranska Lomnica, a hub of Slovakian culture and hospitality. Here, you can enjoy local traditions, the culinary delights, and find the perfect souvenirs before you conclude this adventure in High Tatras and say “Zbohom” (Farewell).

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What’s included in the price?

Self-guided

5x Accommodations with half-board in 3* hotel

1x Accommodations with breakfast in 3* hotel

Tour design and organization

A booklet with detailed itinerary and route instructions

24/7 support during your tour

GPS navigation with an easy-to-use app

Funicular fares Stary Smokovec-Hrebienok

Cableway fare to Lomnicky Peak

Cableway fare to Tatranska Lomnica

NOT INCLUDED

Tourist tax

OPTIONAL EXTRAS

Single supplement

Do you yearn to explore the majestic High Tatras but crave the comfort of valley hotels over the rustic appeal of mountain huts? We've got you covered. This unique tour caters specifically to adventurers seeking the best of both worlds: the thrill of the trails by day and the comfort of a cozy hotel by night.

Your adventure will begin in Stary Smokovec, a village where time seems to stand still amidst its traditional architecture and stunning mountain backdrops. In the following days, you will visit some of the most famous High Tatra destinations, that include the highest mountain hotel in Slovakia, several emerald lakes and the summit of Lomnicky Peak that stands at an impressive 2,634 m above sea level. And while you get to enjoy the natural scenery, you might even encounter the most pristine wildlife!

This experience, however, demands more than just wanderlust. Hikers must be reasonably fit, prepared to walk 4-9 hours daily across varying terrains that promise both challenge and enchantment.

We understand the essence of a truly memorable holiday, so you can count on us to take care of all the details. We will take your wishes and preferences into consideration and book accommodations that reflect the charm of the region and arrange other services you might need. We will also provide you a detailed itinerary with a GPS route. Our support ensures that every aspect of your trip is hassle-free, leaving you free to immerse yourself in the beauty of the Tatras.

In Tatra mountains, where every step is a story, every view a masterpiece, and every day a new adventure. Are you ready to begin yours?

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Frequently Asked Questions

The best season to hike the Tatra Mountains is typically from late spring to early fall (June to September).

This period offers warmer weather, clearer skies, and the full bloom of alpine flora, enhancing the trekking experience with breathtaking landscapes. Trails are more accessible, and the risk of snow and ice is lower, making it safer for all types of hikers. It's also an excellent time for wildlife observation.

However, always check local weather conditions and trail updates before planning your hike.

Our tours are graded on a scale from 1 to 5 to assess their level of difficulty - 1 being the least challenging and 5 the most.

This rating helps you understand the fitness level required and the extent of hiking involved. Suitable for those who engage in regular physical activity, most tours demand five to seven hours of trekking daily.

"Technical difficulty" refers to the skill level necessary to navigate the trails. A rating of 1 indicates easy, wide paths akin to gravel roads, whereas a 5 suggests rough, irregular terrain requiring the use of hands for progression. Essentially, a higher rating necessitates greater balance and proficiency in navigating complex trails.

Booking your tour early is essential, as accommodations along the trail tend to be reserved quickly. This ensures you secure your accommodation in advance.

Although the trails often run near farms or small villages, some are located in more secluded areas where it’s just not possible to stop. If you sustain an injury, it’s best to contact local emergency services.

However, there's no need for excessive concern. The trails you'll be on are well-rodden, ensuring you won't be left alone in case of an incident.

However, if you simply find yourself unable to continue hiking, it's possible to stop your journey, take a rest in some of the nearby mountain huts and then proceed your way back or to the nearest village.

Mountain huts in the Tatra Mountains provide basic amenities to hikers, including beds, meals, and in some cases, showers. Always bring wet wipes just in case.

There’s no need to bring your sleeping bag, as the huts provide pillows and blankets. However, still bring your sleeping liner.

Cell reception in the mountains fluctuates greatly. Generally, if a town is in sight, you're likely to have a signal. This holds true for mountain huts as well; you might need to step outside to find a connection. As for Wi-Fi, it's hit or miss, with only a select few huts offering access, and many without.

This variability extends to payment methods as well, with only a few huts accepting card payments. So, just to be safe, it’s always important to carry cash with you during your trek.