The Tatra Mountains include 785 named peaks. The highest is Gerlachovský štít at 2,654 m. Other notable peaks include Gerlachovská veža, Lomnický štít and Ľadový štít.
The Tatra Mountains (Tatras, Tatra) is the most extensive and highest mountain subrange of the larger Carpathian Mountains system, which is located in northern Slovakia on the border with Poland. The main feature of the range is the eponymous Tatra National Park between these two countries, which is the first transboundary park in Europe and UNESCO biosphere reserve, due to the variety of local flora and fauna, similar to the alpine. There are 785 named mountains in the Tatra Mountains. The highest and the most prominent mountain is Gerlachovský štít (2,654 m / 8,707 ft) in the High Tatras, which, in turn, is its main subrange.
The highest peak in the Tatra Mountains is Gerlachovský štít, at 2,654 m.
The Tatra Mountains have 785 named peaks.
