Cubryna

Fichtentalspitze is a mountain summit in the High Tatras standing at around 2,550 meters. Multiple trail options wind through valleys leading to the peak, offering views across the Slovak-Polish border region.

The summit has attracted explorers and researchers for centuries due to its geographical position and geological interest. The Tatra Mountain range became a focus for climbers and scientists studying this region over time.

The peak carries different names across languages: Čubrina in Slovak, Cubryna in Polish, Csubrina in Hungarian, and Fichtentalspitze in German. These multiple names reflect the cultural connections between neighboring communities sharing this border region.

Nearby towns of Tatranská Lomnica and Starý Smokovec provide public transportation options to trailheads and offer places to stay. Visitors should bring weather-appropriate gear and sturdy footwear, as conditions can change rapidly at this altitude.

The mountain lies within a protected area containing rare plant species and serving as habitat for endemic wildlife of the Carpathian region. This biological diversity makes it particularly interesting for nature observers and ecologists.