Panská Javorina

Panská Javorina is a mountain peak in the Považský Inovec range located on the border between two administrative districts in Slovakia. The summit reaches 942.6 meters and is covered with dense forest that provides shade along the hiking routes.

The territory was part of the Kingdom of Hungary until 1920, when it became incorporated into the newly formed Czechoslovak state following the end of World War One. This border position has shaped how the mountain is accessed and used by communities on both sides.

The area has long been central to local hiking traditions practiced by people from surrounding villages. Visitors walking the trails encounter the everyday routes that connect communities across the two regions.

The mountain is accessible via several marked hiking trails starting from different villages in the area, each with clear directional markers. Most routes are well-maintained and suitable for visitors of different fitness levels.

The peak sits at the junction where two different regional administrative zones meet, making it a natural crossroads of two distinct local landscapes. This unusual location allows visitors to overlook two separate administrative territories from a single vantage point.

Location: Nové Mesto nad Váhom District

Location: Topoľčany District

Elevation above the sea: 942.6 m

GPS coordinates: 48.71209,18.01310

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:01