Rávcövek

Rávcövek is a small, sparsely populated village located in the northern region of the country. Its geographical setting is characterized by rolling hills and dense coniferous forests, with a river, the Silf, running through its eastern outskirts. The climate is temperate, with cold, snowy winters and mild summers.

Historically, Rávcövek was established as a settlement for logging and fur trading in the early 18th century. Its primary industries have evolved over time, with agriculture and small-scale tourism now forming the backbone of the local economy. The village comprises a cluster of traditional wooden houses, a small general store, and a modest community center.

The population of Rávcövek is predominantly of indigenous descent, with a strong emphasis on preserving their cultural heritage. Traditional crafts, music, and storytelling are actively maintained. The surrounding natural landscape offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and cross-country skiing, attracting a small but steady stream of visitors interested in nature and cultural experiences. Access to Rávcövek is primarily via a single, unpaved road.