The renewal of markings on cycling routes under the Tatras continues. Most recently, cycling markings have been added on the almost nine-kilometer route Tatranská Lomnica – Tatranská Kotlina, which was provided by the Regional Tourism Organ
The renewal of markings on cycling routes under the Tatras continues. Most recently, cycling markings have been added on the almost nine-kilometer route Tatranská Lomnica – Tatranská Kotlina, which was provided by the Regional Tourism Organization of Northeast Slovakia, in cooperation with the Regional Tourism Organization of the High Tatras Region with the financial support of the Ministry of Tourism and Sport of the Slovak Republic.
Cycling, especially in the summer, is an increasingly popular way of active leisure time in Slovakia for domestic and foreign tourists. They are looking for locations with equipped infrastructure and complete service for cyclists. High-quality and clear signage is an essential element.
As the director of KOCR Northeast Slovakia, Martin Janoško, said, a total of 35 kilometers of cycling routes on the Podtatranská cycle route were innovated during the summer under the Tatras.
In 2024, KOCR Northeast Slovakia provides renewal and supplementation of markings on more than 300 kilometers. On the international EuroVelo 11 route in the length of 97.3 km and on the international Aquavelo route in the length of more than 50 km. Cycling markers are also working again in the vicinity of Stará Ľubovňa, in the foothills of the High Tatras and in Zamagurie. It will be the renewal of marking on the routes on the ridge of Spišská Magura, the circuit above Jezersko or the routes around Ždiar. The network of Cyklostopy singletrails near Stará Ľubovňa with a total length of 12.5 km also requires renewal of the markings and regular maintenance. It is a popular attraction that attracts visitors from Slovakia and abroad.
"High-quality marking is certainly a motivation for many visitors who visit the region, will be happy to return to it and will recommend its visit in the future," said Martin Janoško, director of KOCR Northeast Slovakia.