Natural Wonders of Malá Fatra

Malá Fatra National Park features diverse karst landscapes, granite peaks, and dramatic water features. This selection includes the 38-meter Šútovský Waterfall, the highest in the range, and the distinctive Kľak peak known for its panoramic views. The list covers protected areas like the Rozsutec nature reserve, home to rare flora, and the Domašínsky meander, where the Váh river carves a deep loop through the Strečno gorge.

Šútovský Waterfall

Šútovský vodopad is a waterfall in Slovakia located in the Malá Fatra mountains, 4 kilometres north of the town of Šútovo.

Rozsutec

National Nature Reserve established in 1967, encompassing the distinctive limestone and dolomite peaks of Veľký and Malý Rozsutec. The area is home to rare plant species and diverse karst formations.

Šútovská dolina

A protected glacial valley on the southern slopes of the Krivánska Malá Fatra, leading to the Šútovský Waterfall.

Kľacký vodopád

A 30-meter high waterfall in the Lúčanská Malá Fatra, designated as a national natural monument. It is located on the slopes of the Kľak peak.

Chleb

The third highest peak of Malá Fatra, reaching 1,647 meters. Located on the main ridge, it offers views of the Turiec Basin and the neighboring peaks of Veľký Kriváň and Chleb.

Kľak

National Nature Reserve and a prominent peak in the Lúčanská Malá Fatra. Known for its distinctive rocky silhouette and 360-degree views of the surrounding mountain ranges.

Šrámková

National Nature Reserve protecting well-preserved forest ecosystems and the upper reaches of the Šrámkovský stream in the Krivánska Malá Fatra.

Domašínsky meander

A significant river meander on the Váh river that carves through the Strečno gorge, geologically dividing the Malá Fatra into the Krivánska and Lúčanská sections.

Kojšovský budzogáň

An unusual rock formation shaped like a massive mace, reaching a height of approximately 14 meters. It is located on the slopes of the Žibrid hill.