Javorina, Mountain summit in Stará Ľubovňa district, Slovakia.

Javorina was a military district in the Kežmarok District of northern Slovakia, in the Levoča Hills, with an area of 316.24 km² and no permanent population. It was created in 1952 from the whole cadastral areas of four villages (Blažov, Dvorce, Ruskinovce, Ľubické Kúpele) and parts of 22 others, and dissolved in 2011.

Javorina was a military district in the Kežmarok District, created in 1952 from the entire cadastral areas of four villages—Blažov, Dvorce, Ruskinovce and Ľubické Kúpele—and parts of 22 others. It covered 316.24 km² and had no permanent population. The district was dissolved on 1 January 2011, and its territory was divided among 19 surrounding municipalities.

Javorina was a military district, not a summit: created in 1952 from four whole villages (Blažov, Dvorce, Ruskinovce, Ľubické Kúpele) and parts of 22 others, it covered 316.24 km² with no permanent population. Its villages were abandoned for military use, and their church records from 1812–1899 are kept at the state archive in Levoča.

Good footwear and weather-resistant clothing are essential here, as conditions can shift quickly at elevation. Several marked trails with different difficulty levels let visitors choose a route that fits their ability.

Javorina was a military district, not a summit: it covered 316.24 km2 of the Levoča Hills with no permanent population. Created in 1952 from four whole villages (Blažov, Dvorce, Ruskinovce, Ľubické Kúpele) and parts of 22 others, it was dissolved on 1 January 2011 and split among 19 municipalities.