Introduction

1	The Higt Tatras

1.1	Belianske Tatry

1.2	The History of the High Tatras

1.3	Geological Construction

1.4

Climate

1.5

Waters

1.6	Fauna and Flora

1.6.1

Flora

1.6.2

Fauna

1.7	Settlement of the High Tatras

1.8	The Valleys of the High Tatras

1.8.1

Mlynicka dolina

1.8.2

Mengusovska dolina

1.8.3

Malá studena dolina

1.8.4

Beilovodska dolina

1.9	Large cities in surroundigs mountain range

1.10	The Peaks of the High Tatras

1.10.1

Gerlachovsky štít

1.10.2

KriváňRIVÁŇ

1.10.3

Lomnický štít

1.11	The Mountain Lakes

1.11.1

Štrbské pleso

1.11.2

Popradské pleso

1.11.3

Skalnaté pleso

1.12

TANAP

1.13	The Accommodation

1.13.1

Hotel Hubert

1.13.2

Grand Hotel Prague

1.14	The Mountain Cottages

1.14.1

The Spa Štrbské pleso

1.14.2

Solisko

1.14.3

Helios

1.14.4

Hviezdoslav

1.15

Transit

1.16	The Symbolic Cementary at Popradské pleso

Conclusion

"1. 6. 2 FAUNA
There live 8 species of amphibians, 3 species of reptiles, 115 species of birds and 42 species of mammals. In the woodland fox, pekan, cat, fitch or badger can be found. In the higher place you can meet bear or lynx. Unfortunately, wolf is rare. The most typical inhabitants of our high mountains are chamoix, marmots and golden eagle, which is very rare.

1. 7 Settlement of the High Tatras
On 1 January 1999 the town High Tatras arisen, with the length of 60 km, which was created by connecting the following 15 towns: Podbanské, Štrbské Pleso, Vyšné Hágy, Nová Polianka, Tatranská Polianka, Tatranské Zruby, Nový Smokovec, Starý Smokovec, Dolný Smokovec, Horný Smokovec, Tatranská Lesná, Tatranská Lomnica, Tatranské Matliare, Kežmarské Žľaby, Tatranská kotlina. Some municipalities remained independent: Javorina, Ždiar, Lysá Poľana and Tatranská Štrba

1.8 The valleys of the High Tatras
The most famous valleys of the High Tatras are Mlynická dolina, Mengusovská dolina, Malá Studená dolina and the most beautiful valley of the High Tatras is Bielovodská dolina.

1. 8. 1 MLYNICKÁ DOLINA
It represents a typical iceberg constructed valley, with the length of 6 km. Valley is divided into three sections. In the low section it is afforested and in the higher places there is a dwarfpine, which goes up to huge rocky bar, over which the waterfall Skok falls. In central section is a valley, which is moraine-grassy. There are several mountain lakes called Kozie. The top part is determined by a rock bar, behind which is Capie mountain lake. In other two even higher placed cavities there are Okrúhle pleso and Vyšné Kozie pleso, which are frozen for a long time. The valley is attractive for tourists, who can ascend to Bystré sedlo and go over so to Furkotská dolina if they keep the yellow sign."