Szpiglasowa Czuba

Kleiner Liptauer Grenzberg is a mountain peak in the Tatra range marked by steep slopes and exposed granite rock formations. The summit sits at the natural boundary between Slovakia and Poland and overlooks the surrounding landscape of neighboring peaks and forested slopes.

The peak served as a natural boundary marker that helped define the historic division between Slovak and Polish territories. This border function has existed for centuries and continues to shape how the region is understood geographically today.

The summit holds significance for local mountaineers who have passed down climbing knowledge and established routes through generations. The various approaches to the peak remain important meeting points and waymarks in the regional climbing community.

The best climbing season runs from June through September when weather conditions are most favorable for safe access. Visitors should bring proper mountaineering gear, have solid climbing experience, and wear sturdy footwear to reach the summit safely.

The summit marks the junction point where several national park hiking trails intersect and meet. From this vantage point, visitors can take in views spanning both the Slovak and Polish sides of the mountain range in a single panorama.

GPS coordinates: 49.19594,20.04006

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:01