Príslop, Mountain summit in Liptovský Mikuláš District, Slovakia.
Príslop is a mountain summit in the Liptovský Mikuláš District with steep eastern slopes that plunge into the Žarska Valley and western slopes descending into the Parzychwost valley. The peak rises to about 2142 meters and stands as a sharp point along the mountain ridge.
The summit sits along the Rosochy ridge and has served as a natural landmark for local communities throughout history. Its position has made it a reference point that people have used to navigate and understand the surrounding landscape.
Slovak mountaineering traditions have developed around peaks like Príslop, with specific techniques and practices passed down through mountain guide associations.
The ascent from Žarskie Hut along the green-marked trail through Jałowiecka Pass takes around two and a half hours, while the descent is considerably faster. Hikers should prepare for changing mountain weather and wear sturdy footwear.
From the summit, visitors can observe the Szarafiowa Siklawa waterfalls dropping down the eastern flank in a direct line of sight. This water cascade fed by Szarafiowy Stream creates a memorable view that many hikers overlook when reaching the top.
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