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Nowy Wierch is a mountain summit in the Belianske Tatry range at approximately 2000 meters, with open views across the surrounding ridges and valleys. The peak sits above the tree line with exposed rock and grassy slopes that allow clear sightlines in multiple directions across the High Tatras.

The mountain gained attention in the 1800s when climbers and researchers began systematic exploration of the Belianske Tatry range. This period of discovery led to the creation of the mountain paths and helped establish the knowledge of this landscape that guides visitors today.

The name comes from local mountain language, with 'Wierch' being a term for summit used by highlanders in this region. Hikers on the trail encounter the legacy of pastoral traditions that shaped these slopes for centuries.

Hikers can reach the summit via marked trails starting from areas near Tatranská Stráž, with hikes taking several hours to complete. Plan your visit between June and September when weather is most stable and mountain conditions are safest.

The summit sits on a historic herding route where shepherds once moved livestock across the mountains before modern roads existed. Traces of this old passage remain visible as a hiking trail connecting multiple high peaks in the region.