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	High Tatras National Park - Slovakia's the most popular national park. Brief description of the park, its purpose and history.
	Low Tatras National Park - Territory and species protection, educational footpaths, fauna, flora, and photos.
	Chopok Jasna - Popular winter ski resort in the Low Tatra mountains. Information on hiking, skiing and hotels.
	Tatra mountain guides - Within the Tatra National Park, tours outside of the marked hiking trails are permitted only under the direction of a registered guide.
	Save the Tatra chamois - Civil Association established to provide information on autochtonous species of the Tatra nature.
	Ski resort Jasna - Site introduces hiking tours, skiing facilities and accommodations in Jasna, a ski resort within the Low Tatras National Park.
	Vysoke Tatry - Information on national park, mountain rescue, leisure activities, hiking and skiing.
	The High Tatras - Vysoke Tatry - Covers landscapes, wildlife, park regulations, and possibilities of staying in Vysoke Tatry mountains.
	Tatry - Landscapes, plant life, wildlife, hiking and mountain chalets within Tatry Mountains region.
	Nizke Tatry - Information on the Low Tatras National Park, visitors rules, hiking routes and lodging.
	Park Snow Slovakia - Information on two ski resorts in Donovaly and the High Tatras, also covers summer activities, lodging, transportation.
	Slovak Paradise - Includes a list of tourist centres, maps, and photogalleries.
	Low Tatras - Information and photos of settlements and natural sights in the Low Tatras mountain region.
	The Tatras National Park - Official website containing visitors' information.

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