OverviewDivá veža; Dzika Turnia; Roter Flossturm; Vörös-patak-torony
First touristic ascent:
In summer: Antonina Englisch, Karol Englisch i Johann Hunsdorfer (senior), 14 .07.1898 r.
In winter conditions: Lajos K. Horn i Jenő Serényi, 17 .04.1911 r.
It’s a lovely and outstanding Tatra’s crag. Polish and Slovak name comes from sharp, steep shape and wild look.
Divá veža seen from Tetmajer's route to Bradavica summit |
Divá veža seen from Polsky Hreben |
Divá veža belongs to main Tatra’s ridge between Mała Wysoka Východná Vysoká, separated from it by Rohatka pass (Prielom) and Świstowy Szczyt Svišťový štít. Divá veža has got two summits :the main southern-higher and the northern-lower. They are separated by Dzika Szczerbina (Divá Strbina). Divá veža rises above the valleys: Staroleśna (Veľká Studená dolina) and Świstowa (Svišťová dolina),which is upper part of Dolina Białej Wody Bielovodská dolina.
Divá veža seen from Svistova valley |
Divá veža seen from Divá kotlinka |
Divá veža seen from Bradavica |
AccomodationYou can admire Divá veža from touristic routes from Zbojnicka chata to Rohatka and from Polsky Hreben to Rohatka or Małą Wysoką Východná Vysoká.
Definitely the best base to stay overnight when planning climbing Divá veža is beautifully situated Zbojnicka Chata chalet(1960)in Velka Studena Dolina valley
Zbojnicka Chata Chalet
Access from:
1. Starý Smokovec – green/red/blue-marked trail, 3 h 45 min
2. Hrebienok – red/blue-marked trail, 2 h 45 min
3. Teryho Chata – yellow-marked trail (3 h)
4. Lysa Pol’ana – blue-marked trail (6 h 15min)
Contact:
adres: Zbojnícka chata, 062 01 Starý Smokovec, Vysoké Tatry, Slovakia
mail: info@zbojnickachata.sk
telephone: ++421 903 638 000 or +421 903 619 000
Camping in Tatra National Park is strictly forbidden .
It is Tatra National Park(TANAP) area, there are no entry fees but you can hike using only marked trails. From 1.11 to 15.06 year by year all marked routes in TANAP(the whole Slovak side of Tatras) are being closed for tourist activity
(except the routes leading to mountain chalets).
Summit viewsThere are great summit views to the nearby Tatra's area.
Maps Climbing routesAccording to TANAP (Tatra's National Park) rules you can walk and unmarked routes only if you are a member of a mountaineer club which belongs to UIAA, and you can use the easiest routes only for descending.
You can find some climbing routes to Divá veža here
The easiest route is described hereMountain conditionsWeb forecast:
situation at this moment and forecast
Information of avalanche danger:
TOPR and HZS
Rescue:
On Slovakian side acts HZS (Horska Zachranna Sluzba)
Starý Smokovec 23, 059 60 Vysoké Tatry
phon.: 052/4422820, fax: 052/4422855,
mobil: 0903624869
e-mail: vtatry@hzs.sk
www.hzs.sk
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