Utsiktspunkter og minnesmerker i Demänovskéfjellene

Viewpoints & Memorials

This collection explores the Demänovské Hills and the broader Liptov region through its strategic vantage points and historical landmarks. It features wooden observation towers like Svätojánska rozhľadňa, natural limestone formations such as the Ohnište rock window, and several memorials dedicated to the Slovak National Uprising. The sites offer clear views of the Liptov basin, the High Tatras, and the peaks of the Low Tatras, while commemorating the region's World War II history.

A

Svätojánska rozhľadňa

Wooden tower located above Liptovský Ján, providing views of the Liptov basin and the Western Tatras.

B

Rozhľadňa na Ostredku

Two-story wooden observation deck on the Ostredok ridge, offering panoramas of the Chopok peak and Demänovská Valley.

C

Výhlad na okno

Natural viewpoint overlooking the 10-meter-high rock arch known as the Window within the Ohnište massif.

D

pamätník Jána Švermu

Stone monument dedicated to the partisan leader who died during the crossing of the Low Tatras in 1944.

E

Vyhliadka na stredný Liptov

Elevated vantage point offering views of central Liptov, including the Liptovská Mara reservoir.

F

Demänovský nôž

Sharp limestone ridge formation providing a steep vantage point over the Demänovská Dolina landscape.

G

Rozhľadňa

Wooden observation tower located near Pavčina Lehota, overlooking the central Liptov region.

H

Pamätník pádu lietadla s bojovníkmi SNP

Commemorative site on Slemä mountain marking the 1944 crash of a Soviet aircraft carrying Slovak and Soviet soldiers.

I

Neznámi bojovníci

War memorial honoring unidentified soldiers who fought during the Slovak National Uprising.

J

Delo

Historical World War II artillery piece displayed as a monument to the combat in the mountain passes.

K

Bencúrova veža

Wooden observation tower on the Ostredok ridge providing a 360-degree view of the Jasná area and Low Tatras.

L

Ohnište

Massive limestone plateau at 1,538 meters, notable for its deep abyss and a large natural rock window.