Veľká Capia veža, Tatra National Park

The Great Turnia tummy - a peak with a height of 2333 m in the borders of the Baszt in the Slovak part of the High Tatras. From Hlinińska Turnia in the northwest is separated by an outstanding tower pass, and from a small Capie Turnia in the south -east he is separated by the saddle of the Capie switch. It has two vertices located at a distance of several dozen meters and separated from each other with a high switch. The north-west tip is slightly higher. There are three original rock teeth in the northwestern ridge. They have no name and they were not acquired until 2009.

To the western side, a slope with a few walls falls into the goat boiler in the Młynicka Valley. It has a height of about 150 m. To its left, the visible west cuts from a distance. It runs the easiest way to the top. This slope of the Great Capiej Turni is separated from the western wall of the little Capie Turni with a deep gully narrowing up in places in places a hungry chimney.

An outstanding wall falls to the eastern side of the Great Capie Turnia, for mountaineers, which is one of the most important climbing facilities in the borders of Baszt. From the neighboring wall of small Capiej Turnia is separated by a gutter that is clear and deep in the upper part, in the middle disappears. Its extension in the lower part is partly the chimney, partly the jam. There is no depression between the upper gutter and the lower chimney-up.

Capich Turni naming comes from Capi Staw lying in the upper parts of the Młynicka Valley, at the foot of the Szczyrbski peak, earlier measurements determined the height of the Great Capie Turnia as about 2325 m or 2364 m. In the case of the second cat, its value and location indicate that the measurement probably concerned the southern The top is a tower.