Busov

Busov is a mountain summit located in the Bardejov District of eastern Slovakia, reaching approximately 1002 meters in elevation. The peak forms a natural landmark within the Carpathian Mountains and shapes the terrain of this region.

The mountain area served as a geographical reference point during the medieval period when the region was under the Kingdom of Hungary. Over centuries, this location remained a known landmark for inhabitants across the surrounding territories.

The mountain holds meaning for nearby villages as a natural landmark where people gather for hiking expeditions and connect with the surrounding landscape. Local communities view it as a familiar reference point in their everyday lives and geography.

Hiking trails lead to the summit, with main routes typically starting from nearby Bardejov or villages at lower elevations on the mountainside. The best time to visit is from spring through autumn when trails are in good condition and weather is more reliable.

The summit hosts distinct plant communities that shift with elevation, as temperature and moisture conditions change from base to peak. This natural layering makes the mountain a compelling place to observe how vegetation transforms across different heights.

Location: Bardejov District

Elevation above the sea: 1,002 m

GPS coordinates: 49.38811,21.16259

Latest update: December 14, 2025 09:45