Polom, Mountain summit in Malá Fatra, Slovakia
Polom is a mountain peak reaching 1010 meters in the Malá Fatra range within Žilina District. Multiple hiking trails lead to and through the surrounding forest, offering routes of varying difficulty to climbers.
The peak was mapped during 19th century geographic surveys that documented the Malá Fatra range. These early measurements established the foundation for modern understanding of the mountain region's topography.
The peak holds significance for local hiking communities as a regular destination within the broader mountain network. Visitors find it integrated into traditional walking routes that connect several peaks across the range.
Visitors should expect varying conditions depending on the season and plan their climb accordingly. The terrain requires suitable equipment and physical preparation, especially if attempting the longer trail routes.
The peak experiences notably different conditions throughout the calendar year that shape the climbing experience. This seasonal variation means repeat visitors often discover different aspects of the route on separate trips.
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