Žiarska chata – 1 325 m above sea level is the only high-rise chatou in the Western Tatras – in the stredna part of the Žiarska valley vzdialená as well as 5,5 km from its mouth. They are often navštevovaná touristami, on the other hand they are driven by various hiking trails to Baníkova and Baranca oblasts.
Žiarska dolina is one of the most famous and native valleys not only within the framework of the Western Tatras, but also within the framework of the Tatras as a celku, and it is not due to the evidence of geological stavby, rastlinstva či živočíšstva, but also due to its origin lohu, good prístupnosť, pre množstvo kilometrov značkovaných chodníkov, which vedú hlavne in the surrounding ridges, before the nadherné and neo-packaged hills from the seaside hill of 2000 meters.
Around the chalet there is a blue turistick trail from the mouth of Žiarska dolina, a cesium Smutné sedlo to Katliakovo chatu and a green turistick trail from Otrhancov, Hrubý vrch and Jamnícká valley to Baníkov and Roháčska dolina. From the chalet sa dá ísť ďalej to Smutný sedlo (1.50 hrs), Žiarske sedlo (1.45 hrs) to Baranec (3.30 hrs), Plačlivé (2.20 hrs), Ostrý Roháč (3.25 hrs), Baníkov (2.45 hours) and Volovec (4.20 hours).
At the cottage there are cooling and charging station for e-bikes.
The cottage was completely renovated in 2006. Currently, the cottage is in full operation and provides its visitors with complete accommodation and catering services. It is open all year round. You can stay in 13 2-4 bed rooms. The sanitary facilities are shared.
During good weather, there is also the possibility of renting scooters (Kolobežky Liptov) at the cottage, with which you can comfortably ride along the asphalt road to the mouth of the valley. There is also a parking lot at the cottage, but it is not usable for ordinary tourists. You are not allowed to drive to Žiarská dolina by car (except for supplies and mountain rescue).
Accommodation capacity: 40 beds
Dining room capacity: 60 chairs
Buffet capacity: 30 chairs
Terrace capacity: 50 seats
Mountain Rescue Service
Emergency call tel.: 18 300
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