Hincova veža

Hinzenseeturm is a mountain peak in the High Tatras featuring distinctive limestone formations and sheer rock faces. Its elevated position makes it a visible landmark when viewed from surrounding valleys and ridges.

The peak served as a reference point for geographic surveys during the earliest mapping expeditions of the Tatras in the 19th century. Its importance grew as mountaineering in the region developed over subsequent decades.

Local mountaineering traditions include annual gatherings at the base of Hincova veža, where climbers share experiences and document new routes.

Marked hiking trails connect the peak to several starting points, with the best conditions for climbing occurring between June and September. Trail conditions vary with the season and require caution when weather becomes unstable.

The peak offers views across several mountain lakes in the surrounding area, including the lake that shares its name, known as the deepest lake in the Slovak Tatras. These water bodies create a striking visual element when viewed from the summit.

GPS coordinates: 49.18095,20.06903

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:02