Chairlift trip to Lomnické sedlo (saddle)

Enjoy a walk on the roof of the Tatras at Lomnické sedlo (saddle) located at the altitude of 2,190 metres. A 4-person cable car runs from the lower station in Tatranská Lomnica to the Štart interchange-station, from where a new modern 15-person gondola cable car operates to Skalnaté pleso, the upper station, and also the transfer station to Lomnické sedlo. From there, you can take a renewed, more comfortable black-and-silver chairlift with leather upholstery to the upper saddle part. This is where the iconic Slovak film Medená veža (Copper Tower) was filmed in 1970. 

Lomnické sedlo located at the altitude of 2,190 metres is an amazing vantage point. To the east, a smooth slope stretches out, which in winter becomes the most attractive and steepest black piste in Slovakia. One can see the Poprad basin from there perfectly and the views reach as far as the distant peaks of the Slovenské Rudohorie Mts. A fully different landscape can be seen on the opposite side. The steep and rocky western slopes descend into the depths of Malá Studená dolina (valley), bordered on the other side by jagged Prostredný hrebeň (ridge). Majestic Mt Slavkovský štít with its typically rounded summit silhouette can be admired from Lomnické sedlo in full splendour.

When looking from Mt Veľká Lomnická veža to the east, one can see the smooth slope which in winter becomes the most attractive and steepest black piste in Slovakia. The Poprad basin can be seen perfectly from there and views reach as far as the distant peaks of the Slovenské Rudohorie Mts. The steep and rocky western slopes descend into the depths of Malá Studená dolina (valley), bordered on the other side by jagged Prostredný hrebeň (ridge). Majestic Mt Slavkovský štít with its typically rounded summit silhouette can be admired from Lomnické sedlo in full splendour.