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{{Geobox|Mountain| name = Rysy| native_name =| other_name =| category =| etymology =| nickname =| image = Rysy-2004-06-11.jpg| country = Poland| country1 = Slovakia| state =| region =| district =| municipality =| range = High Tatras| location =| elevation = 2503| prominence =| lat_d = 49| lat_m = 10| lat_s = 46 | lat_NS = N| long_d = 20| long_m = 5| long_s =17 | long_EW = E| coordinates_type =| geology = granite| orogeny =| period =| biome =| plant =| animal =| public =| access = hike| ascent = 1840| free =| map = Slovakia - outline map.svg| map_caption = Location in Slovakia| map_background = Slovakia demis.png| map_locator = Slovakia| map1 = Prešov Region - outline map.svg| map1_caption = Location in the Prešov Region of Slovakia| map1_background = Prešov Region - background map.png| map1_locator = Prešov Region| website =| footnotes =-->
Rysy (, ) is a mountain in the crest of the
High Tatras, at the Poland-Slovakia border. Rysy has three peaks: middle (2,503 m), north-western (2,499 m) and south-eastern (2,473 m). The north-western peak is the
Extreme points of Poland of Poland, while the highest of the three peaks is just on the Slovak side of the border.
Name
One theory is that the
Polish language and
Slovak language name
Rysy ("scratches", "crevices") comes from the series of gullies at the western slopes of the
Žabie ridge. However,
rysy may also mean
Lynxes in Slovak language (sg.
rys).
The Hungarian language name
Tengerszem-csúcs as well as the
German language name
Meeraugspitze signifies
"Eye of the Sea"-peak and is derived from
Morskie Oko (the
Eye of the Sea), a glacial lake at the foot of the mountain.
History
The first known ascent was made in 1840, by Ede Blásy and his guide, Ján Ruman-Driečny (the elder). The first winter ascent was completed in
1884 by Theodor Wundt and Jakob Horvay. It is claimed by some that
Vladimir Lenin climbed the mountain some time in the early 1910s.
Tourism
Rysy is the highest Tatra mountain available to individual tourists (without a guide). It is possible to ascend the peak from the Slovakian side starting at
Štrbské pleso and passing the
Chata pod Rysmi or from the Polish side coming from the Morskie Oko.Since
2000, there is a pedestrian
border control at the peak, operating between 1st July and 30 September. Its opening hours are 7:00-19:00.At the altitude of 2,250 m on the Slovakian side there is a mountain chalet
Chata pod Rysmi, which is open only during the summer season (from May till October).
External links
- Additional photos
- Rysy at Peakbagger.com
- Chalet below the Rysy peak
- Additional information including some photos
{{Geobox|Mountain| name = Rysy| native_name =| other_name =| category =| etymology =| nickname =| image = Rysy-2004-06-11.jpg| country = Poland| country1 = Slovakia| state =| region =| district =| municipality =| range = High Tatras| location =| elevation = 2503| prominence =| lat_d = 49| lat_m = 10| lat_s = 46 | lat_NS = N| long_d = 20| long_m = 5| long_s =17 | long_EW = E| coordinates_type =| geology = granite| orogeny =| period =| biome =| plant =| animal =| public =| access = hike| ascent = 1840| free =| map = Slovakia - outline map.svg| map_caption = Location in Slovakia| map_background = Slovakia demis.png| map_locator = Slovakia| map1 = Prešov Region - outline map.svg| map1_caption = Location in the Prešov Region of Slovakia| map1_background = Prešov Region - background map.png| map1_locator = Prešov Region| website =| footnotes =-->
Rysy (, ) is a mountain in the crest of the
High Tatras, at the
Poland-
Slovakia border. Rysy has three peaks: middle (2,503 m), north-western (2,499 m) and south-eastern (2,473 m). The north-western peak is the
Extreme points of Poland of Poland, while the highest of the three peaks is just on the Slovak side of the border.
Name
One theory is that the Polish language and
Slovak language name
Rysy ("scratches", "crevices") comes from the series of gullies at the western slopes of the Žabie ridge. However,
rysy may also mean
Lynxes in Slovak language (sg.
rys).
The Hungarian language name
Tengerszem-csúcs as well as the
German language name
Meeraugspitze signifies
"Eye of the Sea"-peak and is derived from
Morskie Oko (the
Eye of the Sea), a glacial lake at the foot of the mountain.
History
The first known ascent was made in
1840, by Ede Blásy and his guide, Ján Ruman-Driečny (the elder). The first winter ascent was completed in
1884 by Theodor Wundt and Jakob Horvay. It is claimed by some that
Vladimir Lenin climbed the mountain some time in the early 1910s.
Tourism
Rysy is the highest Tatra mountain available to individual tourists (without a guide). It is possible to ascend the peak from the Slovakian side starting at Štrbské pleso and passing the
Chata pod Rysmi or from the Polish side coming from the Morskie Oko.Since
2000, there is a pedestrian
border control at the peak, operating between 1st July and 30 September. Its opening hours are 7:00-19:00.At the altitude of 2,250 m on the Slovakian side there is a mountain chalet
Chata pod Rysmi, which is open only during the summer season (from May till October).
External links
- Additional photos
- Rysy at Peakbagger.com
- Chalet below the Rysy peak
- Additional information including some photos
