Low Tatras Mountains bordered Liptov´s valley on the north and the Horehronie on the south. For tourists is the most important its middle part, where are Demänovská Dolina and Jasna. And there is located Mountain Rescue of Low Tatras – The North. One of the most visited parts of the Low Tatras are Low Tatras – The North. There are many natural attractions, which every year attracted many tourist to these places. Ďumbier is the highest peak (2043 m), followed by Štiavnica (2025 m) and Chopok (2024 m).
Demänovská Dolina is there, which is all year visited by tourists. In the summer it is hiking and winter offers lots of ski terrains. There are also 2 caves. Ski resort Jasna gives you many options – ski, relax and fun in the winter season. History of the Low Tatras Mountain Rescue – The North
Development of tourism and skiing in the postwar years and early 50’s were beginning of effort to build an organized rescue operations, which until 1953 carried out voluntarily by local experts of the mountains, skiers or locals. Here were developed cooperation with rescue teams in the High Tatras, which organized courses and exercises. History of the Mountain Rescue Service of Low Tatras – The North
Development of tourism and skiing in the postwar years and early 50’s were beginning of effort to build an organized rescue organizations, which until 1953 carried out voluntarily by local experts of the mountains or skiers. There were developed cooperation with rescue teams in the High Tatras, which organized courses and exercises. After many negotiations in 1953 were established basic national organization Mountain Rescue Service, and also was established Mountain Rescue Service of Low Tatras – The North in Jasná where is still located.