Mlynár

Grosser Müller is a mountain summit in the High Tatras and features steep rocky walls with alpine meadows spread across different elevations. The landscape shifts between rocky sections and open mountain grasslands depending on which route you take.

The summit got its name from millers who ground grain in the valleys below during medieval times when people first settled the region. This link to local work shaped how people named places in the area for centuries.

The summit serves as a meeting point for mountaineers from Slovakia, Poland, and Hungary, reflecting the multicultural heritage of the Carpathian region.

Marked trails from Tatra National Park lead to the summit, with climbing gear needed during winter conditions. The ascent requires different levels of preparation depending on the route and weather.

The mountain hosts several ecosystems across different elevation zones where rare plants thrive despite extreme temperature swings. This biological variety makes each ascent feel like traveling through different living worlds.