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Complete list of 9 national parks in Slovakia

Malá Fatra

Muránska planina

Nízke Tatry

Pieniny

Poloniny

Slovenský kras

Slovenský raj

Tatry

Veľká Fatra

Slovakia National Parks

Malá Fatra is known for its dramatic limestone and dolomite cliffs, deep valleys, and diverse flora and fauna. The park features the prominent Rozsutec peak and extensive hiking trails through pristine mountain landscapes. It is home to rare species including brown bears, lynx, and golden eagles.

Muránska planina features a limestone plateau with unique karst formations and deep valleys. The park is famous for its endemic Muran horse breed and rich botanical diversity. It contains numerous caves and historical sites including Muran Castle.

Nízke Tatry is the largest national park in Slovakia, featuring the Low Tatras mountain range. The park is characterized by extensive cave systems, alpine meadows, and dense forests. It offers excellent hiking and skiing opportunities with peaks reaching over 2,000 meters.

Pieniny is known for its spectacular Dunajec River Gorge and limestone cliffs. The park shares borders with Poland and features unique flora and medieval castle ruins. It is popular for river rafting and hiking activities.

Poloniny is Slovakia's easternmost national park, known for its pristine beech forests and dark sky preserve. The park contains some of Europe's last remaining primeval forests. It is home to numerous endangered species and offers excellent stargazing opportunities.

Slovenský kras features the largest karst area in Central Europe with extensive cave systems. The park contains over 1,000 caves and unique geological formations. Its diverse landscape includes deep canyons, plateaus, and rare plant species.

Slovenský raj (Slovak Paradise) is famous for its gorges, waterfalls, and unique system of ladders and bridges for hikers. The park features extensive cave systems and dense forests. It offers some of Slovakia's most adventurous hiking trails through narrow canyons.

Tatry (High Tatras) is Slovakia's oldest national park featuring the country's highest peaks and alpine landscapes. The park contains over 100 mountain lakes, diverse wildlife including endemic chamois, and extensive hiking trails. It is a popular destination for both summer hiking and winter skiing.

Veľká Fatra is characterized by extensive forests, meadows, and karst formations. The park features diverse flora and fauna, including large populations of brown bears and wolves. It offers excellent hiking opportunities through pristine mountain landscapes and traditional Slovak villages.