Kláštorná hora, Pieniny National Park

Klasztorna Góra - a peak in Pieniny, in the Golica group, in the Slovak Pieniński National Park.

It is the west to the Slovak peak of Slovak Pieniny. From the Massif of the Crying, he is separated by the pass under the monastery mountain. The top has two vertices about 1 km away - the main and higher northern and the lower southern rising at a height of 647 m. The ridge runs gently here except for the more steep section northwest of the main culmination falling into the groundbreaking valley of the Danube valley, which flows down from the northwest, north and east. The western slope decreases to the Lipnik Potok Valley, where the town of Czerwony Klasztor lies. The name of the mountain comes from the monastery located there. The entire monastery mountain is covered with well-preserved, once typical for Pieniny with beech and beech-fir forest. At the mouth of Lipnik to the Dunajec there is a small valley of St. Antoni is located between the monastery mountain and on the other side of the Dunajec peak Uhliská.

No tourist routes lead to the top, the whole mountain is a strict protection area, but several routes run on the outskirts of the massif. At the foot, along the Dunajec, however, there is a Pieniny road, and two walking routes from the red monastery - red to tense and blue to Leśnica - lead the southern exile of the massif through the pass near Klasztorna Góra. At the western foot of the monastery mountain, there is a campsite on the former Cyrhl clearing.