Svätovavrinecké

Svätovavrinecké is a mountain located in the Low Tatras mountain range of Slovakia. It stands at a height of 1278 meters above sea level, making it one of the lower peaks in the range. The mountain is composed of volcanic rock and has a rugged, rocky terrain. The surrounding landscape is characterized by alpine meadows, forests, and rocky outcroppings.

The name "Svätovavrinecké" is derived from the Slovak words "svätý", meaning "holy" or "saint", and "Vavrinec", a reference to Saint Lawrence of Brindisi. This likely refers to the mountain's sacred or pilgrimage status in the past.

Svätovavrinecké is a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts due to its scenic views and relatively accessible terrain. The mountain is surrounded by several other notable peaks in the Low Tatras, including the higher peak Velkohltrebský štít to the north. Hikers can access the summit via several trail routes, each with its own unique features and challenges.

Aside from its natural attractions, the mountain also has historical and cultural significance in the region. The area around Svätovavrinecké is dotted with ancient settlements, archaeological sites, and historical landmarks, including the nearby village of Starý Túnek, which dates back to the 12th century. The mountain and its surroundings have been an important center of human activity for centuries, making it a unique and fascinating destination for visitors and researchers alike.