The High Tatras are the highest mountains in Slovakia and Poland. They are also the smallest alpine mountains in the world. The eastern High Tatras are called Roháče and the western High Tatras are called Belianské Tatras. The highest peak in Slovakia - Gerlachovský štít (2655 m) is a part of this... Full Overview
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