Kľak, Mountain summit in Malá Fatra range, Slovakia.
Kľak is a mountain summit in the Malá Fatra range that stands at approximately 1,350 meters above sea level. Multiple marked trails wind through the slopes, passing through various forest zones and open ridge sections.
The mountain has served as a natural boundary between the Žilina and Martin administrative districts since ancient times. Its location made it an enduring landmark in the regional geography.
Local mountain guides share stories of Slovak mountain traditions while leading groups through established trails across the Kľak slopes.
Hikers can reach the summit from nearby villages using marked trails, with the main route typically taking about three hours. The area is accessible throughout the day and offers clear path markers suitable for walkers of different experience levels.
The mountain contains protected natural zones where specific plant species grow exclusively within the Kľak national nature reserve.
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