Litvorový štít, Tatra National Park

Litworowy peak - a peak of 2421 m a.s.l. Located in Slovakia in the main ridge of the Tatra Mountains.

From the liter peak, the main ridge of the Tatra Mountains leads initially towards the south, later in the south-east through the Litworowa Pass to Zadni Gerlach, and to the east through the Wieliczka Pass to the Wieliczka Szczyt and further through the Polish Covery to Mała Wysoka.

Two large pillars leave the northwest and west from the top, separating the upper floors of the Litworowa Valley and the Kacza Valley. The western pillar departs directly from the main top. To the north-east, he is the Litworowy Summit in the highest point of the Litworowy Summit, from which the northwest pillar leaves with six lithical monks, marked with Roman numbers from and to VI. Between these two pillars, giant gully depression - lithical trough falls towards Zielony Staw.

The main ridge on the section containing the Litworowy peak borders with the White Water Valley system and with the Wielicka Valley.

The naming of the liter peak comes from the Litworowa valley below. In the past, together with the Wieliczka peak, he was determined by the collective term of the High Gerlachian - due to their location near Gerlach. The German and Hungarian name of the summit commemorated Wilhelm Wagner, activist of the MKE Silesian Section, but they did not gain popularity. Earlier measurements determined the peak height at 2431 m, 2423 m or 2413 m.