Prostredný hrot, Mountain summit in Prešov Region, Slovakia
Prostredný hrot is a mountain summit in the High Tatras with an elevation of 2,441 meters (8,010 feet) positioned between the Mala and Velka Studena valleys. The peak features steep granite faces and offers views of neighboring peaks from its top.
The first successful ascent took place in 1876 when a climbing team reached the summit. This event was part of the mountaineering exploration of the High Tatras during the 1800s.
The name refers to its position as the middle peak among neighboring summits in the High Tatras. Visitors notice this layout when viewing the range from the valleys below.
The route from Hrebienok demands advanced climbing skills and is not suitable for beginners. Visitors should hire experienced mountain guides and bring appropriate gear and good physical fitness.
The granite formations create a natural divide between two major valley systems on the mountain. From this vantage point, visitors can see the distinctive rock faces of Lomnicky Peak clearly.
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