Ďumbier

Ďumbier is the highest peak in the Low Tatras mountain range in Slovakia, rising to 2,043 meters. The summit features exposed rock and can be reached from different directions across the range.

The name comes from the Hungarian word Gyömbér, meaning ginger. The area has been used and inhabited by people since prehistoric times.

The chapel of Saint Joseph at the summit holds meaning for hikers who visit this peak. Many see it as a reflection of how mountain places become sites where people mark their journey.

Several marked trails lead to the summit from different starting points, with Jasná village offering the most direct route. Weather conditions at this elevation can change quickly, so hikers should be prepared for shifts in wind and temperature.

The mountain slopes are home to wild chamois and marmots living freely in their natural habitat. Visitors often spot these animals during their climb, which adds to the experience of moving through untamed terrain.