Vysoké Tatry

Area Profile

A small town with a long history in the textile industry, now moving in to year-round tourism. It has a pleasant centre with an 18th century Baroque church and early 19th century houses. Skiing also has a long history here, with the town being one of the founders of the Czech Ski Association in 1903. LoCATED IN ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PARTS OF THE High Tatras and the region's highest village, it grew up as a spa centre from 1872. The access railway is used as a ski-lift for a run below the village. One of the proposed Slovak sites for the 2006 Winter Olympics.

Important Dates

• Projected Days Open: N/A
• Days Open Last Year: N/A
• Years Open: N/A
• Average Snowfall: N/A

 

Terrain Type

Beginner Runs: 35%

Intermediate Runs: 65%

Advanced Runs: 0%

Expert Runs: %

 

Lifts

• Total # Of Lifts: 6
• Gondolas & Trams: N/A

 

• High Speed Sixes: N/A
• High Speed Quads: N/A

 

• Quad Chairs: 1
• Triple Chairs: 1

 

• Double Chairs: N/A
• Surface Lifts: 4

 

Elevation

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• Top: 6572 Ft.
• Vertical Drop: 1414 Ft.
• Bottom: 5157 Ft.

 

• Longest Run: 1.6 miles
• Skiable Terrain: N/A
• Snow Making: N/A