10 tips on what to do in Jasná during summer

Summer in Jasná is not just about hiking. It’s also about unique experiences, natural beauty, amusing events and family relaxation. We’ve picked 10 top tips on what to do in Jasná during the summer months.

1. SUMMER 2026 NEWS: Bike Park Jasná

• Open
• Start: Priehyba. Finish: Biela Púť

The new Bike Park Jasná will expand the summer activities on offer with two trails – Flow trail and Sport trail.

The Flow trail, with a gradient of around 10%, is designed for families with children and beginners. The trail is designed to be playful and safe above all. The Sport trail, with a 17% gradient, is intended for more technically skilled riders looking for a challenge.

2. SUMMER 2026 NEWS: Slide Park Jasná

• Open
• Location: Priehyba – Koliesko

The new Slide Park Jasná will connect Bear Max’s adventure trail with seven themed slides inspired by the animals of the Low Tatras. One time you will slide down like a marmot, another time like a chamois or an eagle – and along the way, you will also learn something about the nature around Chopok. A bit of movement, a bit of play, and a bit of childlike joy that adults will enjoy too.

Each slide will offer a slightly different experience – some will be shorter and more playful, while others will be longer and faster. Together, they will create more than 127 metres of fun right in the heart of the Low Tatras. We recommend trying it for yourself.

3. Panoramic trail on Mt Chopok

The Panoramic Trail on Mt Chopok, open during the summer season, invites you to take a walk at an altitude of 2,004 metres above sea level. The route starts next to the upper cable car station and offers eight themed stops: the “JASNÁ Gate” photo point, an interactive 3D Panorama of the Tatras, educational boards about cable cars, nature conservation, mountain weather and the construction of hiking trails, a table of two regions and a swing with a view that is an idyllic spot for relaxation. It’s the perfect activity for families, hikers and photographers, combining an experience of nature, knowledge and breathtaking views of the regions of Liptov and Horehronie.

4. Mountain carts

Location: Kosodrevina – Krupová

Track length: 2,600 m

Difficulty: Medium

Recommended age: 12+ (children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult)

Opening times: Monday – Sunday, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Last ride: 3:15 pm

The starting point for mountain carts is at Kosodrevina, on the southern side of Chopok. Tickets can be purchased directly at the ticket office of the mountain attraction. The route has several moderately fast turns and the descent takes approximately 5-10 minutes, depending on speed. As a bonus, you will enjoy beautiful views of the Low Tatras and the surrounding area. A helmet is mandatory and can be rented on site.

5. Fun zone at Biela Púť

Summer tubing, trampolines and a children’s merry-go-round at Biela Púť in Jasná, above the Happy End restaurant and the Crystal Bar, are among the most popular summer attractions for kids. This active summer fun is the perfect addition to any trip or holiday in Jasná. Parents can relax with a drink while children enjoy the attractions. An electric train is a hit popular with all kids and is located near the cable car station at Biela Púť.

6. Marble run at Priehyba

The marble run at Priehyba is an amusing activity that children will love. You’ll find it next to the Priehyba sheep farm, which is easily accessible by cable car from Biela Púť – even with pushchairs. Marbles can be purchased in Funibar or at a vending machine by the attraction. Kids will not only have fun but also can learn the basics of physics – discovering what gravity and mechanics can do in practice. And the bonus? Each marble becomes a lovely keepsake from a trip full of unforgettable moments in Jasná.

7. Traditional Priehyba sheep farm with Wallachian sheep

During the summer season, the Wallachian sheep – a rare mountain breed – return to Jasná, and you can see them at the highest-located sheep farm in Slovakia. At the Priehyba sheep farm located at over 1,400 metres above sea level, you can see more than forty of them. This original breed of sheep grazed the mountain meadows all across the Liptov region once. It is known for its distinctive curved horns and is easy to breed.

In Jasná, the sheep roam under the watchful eye of an experienced shepherd and loyal sheepdogs. Visitors can not only watch the animals in the beautiful mountain surroundings but also learn about the history of traditional sheep farming.

The Priehyba sheep farm project was created to preserve this traditional Wallachian breed, which is now considered rare. Although they produce less milk, their importance in maintaining mountain pastures is irreplaceable. Apart from their practical role, they are also a living reminder of the region’s cultural heritage.

Wallachian sheep adventure game below Mt Chopok

The adventure of the Wallachian sheep is an interactive family game combining fun with learning about nature in the stunning setting of the Low Tatras. Children become part of the story of a little sheep called Valaška (Wallachian sheep in English), who guides them through seven themed stops filled with puzzles, tasks and creative challenges. Each young adventurer receives a diary to write down their answers and complete tasks, developing thinking, creativity and motor skills. After completing the route successfully, every child can pick up a small reward at the Biela Púť or Krupová client centre. The diary is available free of charge at these client centres.

8. Von Roll cable car museum

A piece of history in the heart of the Low Tatras – the Von Roll cable car museum on the southern side of Mt Chopok. Inside the former lower station dating from 1954–1957, the story of the chairlift that once connected the regions of Liptov and Horehronie comes to life. This technical rarity was a European marvel at that time and a symbol of progress in the field of mountain transport. Today, you can see preserved parts of the chairlift and learn more about its significance for tourism development in the region. The museum is free of charge, making it an ideal outing for families, hikers and history lovers.

9. Walk around Vrbické pleso (tarn)

A walk around Vrbické pleso in Demänovská dolina (valley) is a perfect family trip in the heart of the Low Tatras. The easy path around the tarn is suitable for children and pushchairs, which makes it a great choice for families with small children. The route is short, safe and offers lovely views of Tatra nature. Vrbické pleso, the largest natural lake in the Low Tatras, is popular for its peaceful atmosphere. The walk is accessible all year round.

Route description:
From the car park behind the Grand Jasná Hotel, the path leads directly to Vrbické pleso. On the right side of the tarn, there is an educational trail with information boards about local nature. It continues all the way to the Tri Vody area. There are benches by the tarn where one can enjoy the peace of the forest and the beautiful views of the Low Tatras.

10. Hiking from Mt Chopok via the Poľany saddle to Tri Vody and Biela Púť

Here’s a great ridge hike suggestion with stunning views. The route is 9.1 kilometres long and takes about 3 hours 20 minutes, or 4 hours if you take the alternative trail. Along the way, you can enjoy wonderful panoramas of the Skalka massif, the Liptovská Mara reservoir and the valleys of the Low Tatras.

Route 1: From the upper Funitel station on Mt Chopok, follow the red trail via Dereše to the Poľany saddle. Here, turn right onto the yellow trail towards Tri Vody, passing Mikulášska Chalet and Vrbické pleso (tarn), until you reach the Grand Jasná Hotel, which is just a short distance from Biela Púť.

Route 2: From Tri Vody, you can turn onto the red trail towards Brhliská, then under Orlia Skala follow the blue trail towards Otupné and from there continue to Biela Púť.