230516 Camino de Santiago en Eslovaquia. Liptovske Sliace - Chata Magurka
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 12.86 mi
- Elevation gain
- 2,001 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation loss
- 640 ft
- Max elevation
- 3,317 ft
- TrailRank
- 19
- Min elevation
- 1,582 ft
- Trail type
- One Way
- Time
- 5 hours 55 minutes
- Coordinates
- 2197
- Uploaded
- June 27, 2023
- Recorded
- May 2023
near Liptovské Sliače, Žilinský (Slovenská republika)
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Itinerary description
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The first thing I had to do, after starting the stage, is to go back along the same path as yesterday, until it connected again with the official path, at the height of Biela Lupca.
Once on the official track, the rest of the stage is to follow an asphalt road in poor condition through which only a few cars or trucks loaded with logs pass, related to the logging that exists in that forest. You walk along that road in a very quiet way, next to a river, and with good scenery, always within the perimeter of the Nizka Tatry National Park.
It is a continuous climb, but calm and without great unevenness, except for the last 4 km in which another road is taken, even more secondary, which is the one that goes up to Magurka and, in this section, the unevenness is significant. In addition, all day it threatened rain, but just arriving at that intersection, it began to rain profusely and I arrived super soaked at Chata Magurka.
Chata Magurka is a great place to stay for the night, where they also have a good restaurant, with delicious Slovak dishes.
Unfortunately, I couldn't get out of the flat all afternoon, not even to take a walk around it because it was constantly raining all afternoon.
Once on the official track, the rest of the stage is to follow an asphalt road in poor condition through which only a few cars or trucks loaded with logs pass, related to the logging that exists in that forest. You walk along that road in a very quiet way, next to a river, and with good scenery, always within the perimeter of the Nizka Tatry National Park.
It is a continuous climb, but calm and without great unevenness, except for the last 4 km in which another road is taken, even more secondary, which is the one that goes up to Magurka and, in this section, the unevenness is significant. In addition, all day it threatened rain, but just arriving at that intersection, it began to rain profusely and I arrived super soaked at Chata Magurka.
Chata Magurka is a great place to stay for the night, where they also have a good restaurant, with delicious Slovak dishes.
Unfortunately, I couldn't get out of the flat all afternoon, not even to take a walk around it because it was constantly raining all afternoon.
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