Belianské Tatry are the easternmost part of the Tatry, known for their picturesque nature and steep peaks. Unfortunately, most of the area has been closed to the public since 1978 for nature conservation reasons, especially rare species of flora and fauna. Access to the main ridge of Belianky is prohibited, so even the highest mountain Havran (2152 m) is inaccessible. However, tourists can take some accessible routes in the area, for example from Tatranská Kotlina to Kopské sedlo, which offers beautiful views.