Through Diva Kotlina

Page Type Page Type: Route
Location Lat/Lon: 49.18277°N / 20.14697°E
Additional Information Route Type: Hike
Additional Information Time Required: Half a day
Additional Information Difficulty: Walk-up
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Approach


Approach to Zbojnicka Chata Chalet(1960) in Velka Studena Valley :

Stary Smokovec(1010) – Hrebienok(1285)

Green marks or road ,3 km ,0.50 h ( or cable car railway for 90 SK – over 2 Euro)

Hrebienok – Velka Studena Valley – Zbojnicka Chata Chalet(1960)

Blue marks ,6 km ,680 meters of altitude difference ,2 h

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  • Duration: 1 1/2 h

  • Trail length: 2.5 km

  • Trail marking: blue to the point where we turn right into Diva Kotlina then no marks

  • Trailhead: Zbojnicka Chata mountain chalet

  • Altitude difference: 400 m

    In winter when there is some avalanche danger it is definetely better to climb Svistovy Stit by its eastern ridge (UIAA 0+) .


    Route Description


    We start the trip at Zbojnicka Chata chalet(1960) situated beatifully in the highest section of Velka Studena Valley among several post-glacial lakes .

    Leaving the chalet follow blue marks 100 metres towards north-west after which, nearby the lake You meet coming
    from the right yellow marks of one way route leading from Priecne Sedlo Pass .
    We turn left still following blue marks getting to Zbojnicke Lakes(1958) in 10 minute time .
    Going around grass-rocky moraine we enter to Diva Kotlina hollow, a typical mountain rocky wilderness .
    Leaving blue marks and turning right we enter the hollow hiking inside higher higher by grass-rocky slopes .
    The terrain becomes steeper just before we reach the ridge by which some time left to the main summit with characteristic steel box standing on it,
    absolutely gorgeous High Tatra panorama .

    Wonderful and not very demanding ski descent along the route of ascent .

    Essential Gear


    In summer : mountain tourist equipment ,good hiking boots and waterproofs ...

    In winter when there is no avalanche danger : ice-axe and crampons .

    Miscellaneous Info


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