Malý Zvolen

Malý Zvolen is a mountain peak in the Greater Fatra range standing at approximately 1,372 meters above sea level in the Liptov landscape. The terrain offers multiple access routes available throughout the year with varying difficulty levels.

The summit served medieval communities as a natural boundary marker and reference point in the landscape. Its position made it an important geographical landmark for early settlement and land management in the region.

Local climbers regularly use this summit for training and skill development, gathering here to share routes and techniques. The mountain has become an informal meeting place for the regional mountaineering community.

The mountain is best visited during dry conditions, with spring and autumn offering ideal climbing seasons. Visitors should wear sturdy footwear and bring adequate water supplies, as there are no facilities at the summit.

The summit rises approximately 423 meters above its surrounding terrain, creating a distinct form visible from several neighboring valleys. This elevation gain makes it a recognizable landmark for hikers navigating the region.