2046 m n.m.
1180 m
bronze level
Váh Basin
According to the definition by author Piotr Mielus, the upper Váh begins at the confluence with the Orava River. The area of this crown almost entirely overlaps with the historical territory of Liptov, except for the aforementioned Mlynická Valley with Štrba and the surroundings of the villages of Malatíny and Valaská Dubová. The crown of the upper Váh includes a total of 142 peaks with a prominence of over 100 meters, of which 60 are located in the Low Tatras, 32 directly in the Tatras, 25 in the Choč Mountains, and 23 in the Great Fatra. The most prominent representatives of this basin are located outside the Tatras – these are Ďumbier (2042/1143), Veľký Choč (1608/791), and Kráľova hoľa (1946/756).
Bronze level
The most prominent giants of the Váh Basin - 26 peaks (24 accessible) with a prominence over 300 m, including Ďumbier, Veľký Choč, Ostredok, Kriváň, and Baranec.Silver level
The most prominent giants and those slightly less prominent. 54 peaks (47 accessible) with a prominence over 200 m, including Chopok, Jakubina, Baníkov, Sivý vrch, and Klin.Gold level
All 142 peaks (114 accessible) with a prominence over 100 m, including Salatín, Volovec, Kôprovský, Ostrý Roháč, Chabenec, and much more for the biggest fans of the Váh Basin.
