Refuge Chata pod Rysmi

The place

Chata pod Rysmi: The Refuge at the Peaks of the High Tatras Situated at an altitude of 2,250 metres, Chata pod Rysmi stands as the highest refuge in the High Tatras, an imposing mountain range on the Slovak-Polish border recognised as a UNESCO biosphere reserve. Renovation and Capacity After suffering damage from avalanches and rockfall, the refuge was renovated to offer modern, comfortable facilities. The dormitories and common room, redesigned and made safer, now have a capacity of 19 visitors. Access and Tourist Interest Chata pod Rysmi is accessible via hiking trails starting from the picturesque lakes of Propradske Pleso and Morskie Oko. This refuge is a favourite spot for Slovak mountaineers and provides an ideal starting point for exploring the neighbouring mountains and the enchanting valleys of Bielovodska and Mengusovska. Points of Interest Renowned for its strategic location, Chata pod Rysmi appeals to high-mountain enthusiasts and serves as a base camp for various alpine adventures in the High Tatras. Services and Comfort The refuge offers basic services for a comfortable stay at high altitude, allowing visitors to rest after a day of exploration and climbing in this unique mountain landscape. Availability and Booking For any visit, it is advisable to check opening periods and book ahead, as places are limited due to the refuge's small size.