Osobitá

Osobitá is a mountain peak in the Western Tatras with a height of around 1,690 feet (515 meters). The summit features steep slopes and exposed rock faces that give it a distinctive angular shape.

The mountain was shaped by glacial activity during past ice ages and remains marked by these processes. These periods carved out the rock walls and valleys that define the Western Tatras landscape today.

The name Osobitá refers to the peak's isolated position among surrounding mountains. Visitors notice this distinct standing when they see its prominent outline from neighboring trails and viewpoints.

The summit is accessible via several marked trails starting from different locations in the region. Visitors should bring sturdy equipment and mountain experience, as weather changes rapidly at this elevation.

Despite its proximity to more famous peaks, this mountain receives fewer visitors than surrounding summits. This quieter status makes it appealing for hikers seeking less crowded routes.

Location: Tvrdošín District

Elevation above the sea: 1,687 m

GPS coordinates: 49.26113,19.72137

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:25