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Tatra Spitze is a mountain summit in the High Tatras with an elevation of about 2,547 meters (8,356 feet). It features two distinct summit areas linked by a high pass that connects the main ridges.

The summit was first climbed in 1874 by Hungarian mountaineer Mor Dechy, marking an early achievement in alpine exploration of the region. Other notable ascents followed during that same era as the peak became better known.

The summit holds meaning for mountaineers and outdoor enthusiasts who trek through the Tatra National Park region. It remains a destination where climbing traditions have developed over many decades of exploration.

The ascent is best attempted during the warmer months from June through October when conditions are most favorable. Mountain climbing experience is necessary, and proper preparation helps ensure a safe and successful summit bid.

The summit sits between two prominent valleys and ranks among over 60 peaks in the surrounding mountain region. This position makes it an interesting point within a larger massif that offers varied climbing and trekking possibilities.

GPS coordinates: 49.17317,20.09351

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:00