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palicUntitled Comment

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Not generally, you have to order it in advance - for Bielovodska dolina
Posted Oct 25, 2005 7:45 am

dynerciaUntitled Comment

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On Polish side there is a camping in Zakopane.



If you are a member of any climbing club you can camp in 3 places in mountain, too:

-horolezecke taborisko in Bielovodska (Bialej Wody) Valley (by blue marked rout)

-obozowisko taternickie PZA “Szalasiska” in Rybiego Potoku Valley (not far from Morskie Oko)

-obozowisko taternickie PZA in Suchej Wody Valley (by black marked rout)

Posted Oct 24, 2005 2:15 pm

palicUntitled Comment

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Not generally, you have to order it in advance - for Bielovodska dolina
Posted Oct 25, 2005 7:45 am

LudSlovakian/Polish/German/Hungarian Geographical names in High Tatras

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High Tatras lays in two countries: Slovakia and Poland, so on different maps, information bulletins one can find Slovakian and/or Polish geographical names. Before 1945 in the Slovakian side there were German and Hungarian population as well. As these nations took great part of the early discover of the mountain, there are also German, Hungarian names for the georgraphical formations, which names are still in common use.
In the pages of SP, according to the author's nationality the Slovakian/Polish name marks the peak, sometimes the German/Hungarian names mentioned as well, but the Hungarian (due to special characters) in most of the cases incorrectly.
I would like to recommend you a link where the page owner after 6 years of work created a 4-language Tatra-dictionary.
http://www.fsz.bme.hu/mtsz/mhk/nevtar/nevtarsk.htm
Posted Aug 8, 2006 7:46 am

peterbudRe: Slovakian/Polish/German/Hungarian Geographical names in High Tatras

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Included. Really valuable stuff.
Posted Jan 16, 2008 6:01 am

dmikiAvalanche info

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You already have the two links. An additional idea:

Image containing up-to-date avalanche danger information for Tatras and Fatras
http://www.laviny.sk/inc/HZS_lavinovka.php
With a link possibly pointing to preferably
http://www.laviny.sk/index.php?menu=lavinovka

E.g. Avalanche danger

(Idea from http://www.hory.sk/)
Posted Mar 2, 2008 6:22 am

peterbudRe: Avalanche info

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Thanks Miki, good catch! Included.
Posted Mar 4, 2008 9:33 am

dmikiMaps

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A not too detailed, but maybe useful map of Slovakia (under 'list of maps' you can search for National parks, mountains, reserves and zoom in)
http://www.slovakia.travel/maps.aspx?l=2&p=99&so=-1&sokf=False
Posted Mar 2, 2008 6:53 am

peterbudRe: Maps

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Another nice one, thanks. Included in the Getting There section.
Posted Mar 4, 2008 9:34 am

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