Temešská skala

Temešská skala is a summit in the Strážovské vrchy mountain range, rising to 910 meters with a prominent dolomite limestone formation. The slopes feature scattered woodlands alternating with more open terrain, creating a varied landscape.

This peak took shape during the alpine orogeny period, which created the geological structures of the Strážovské vrchy range. The limestone formations visible today are a direct result of these ancient tectonic processes.

The peak serves as a natural landmark for the local communities, with trails connecting nearby villages of Temeš, Čavoj, and Nevidzany.

The summit is accessible via marked hiking trails from Temeš village, with the route passing through Temešské saddle. The paths offer good signage throughout and are generally easy to follow during warmer months.

A hidden cave system lies within the rock formation, often overlooked by hikers passing through. These cavities add a geological dimension that most visitors never discover.