Roháčka Hill and Spilled Rock

Not far from the three East Slovak villages - Margecany, Kluknava and Klenov - there is the Roháčka Hill, also called Talafús Hill. It is one of those hills that will not give you views, but your head will be soaked by incredibly beautiful hiking in its dense forests full of the most amazing sounds of nature.

The Roháčka hill is often visited by tourists. On the top, which, like the slopes, is covered with beech-oak forests, there is a signpost with a metal box with a top book.

The northwestern slopes of the Roháčka hill are more attractive, thanks to the belt of rocky boulders, small rocks and massive scattered rocks and boulders. Together they form a dominant rock massif called the Spilled Rock.

In contrast to the top of Roháče, you can enjoy beautiful views of the wide surroundings from Spilled Rock. The top of the Spilled Rock is also decorated with a wooden statue and a cross.

Access to the hill Roháčka is possible from all three mentioned villages along tourist marked paths. The nearest is from Margecany or Klenov, from where the route is about 4 km long.