Téryho chata

Téryho chata is the highest elevated chalet with a year-round operation. It’s located in the valley Malá Studená dolina at an altitude 2015 m. next to tarns Päť Spišských Plies („5 Spiš tarns“). The easiest access to it is from Starý Smokovec, through Hrebienok, waterfall Obrovský vodopád („Giant waterfall“) and chalet Zamkovského chata. More difficult access is from the north from Tatranská Javorina through saddle Sedielko or from Zbojnícka chata through saddle Priečne sedlo. Surrondings of the chalet is ideal for sport activities and leisure-time activities. It is suitable for hiking, saddle crossings, mountaineering, ski-touring but also relax by the tarns.

The chalet offers year-round accommodation in beds in dormitory rooms. The capacity of the chalet is 24 beds in 3 rooms. Two rooms have 6 beds each and one room has 12 beds. In case of full occupancy of the beds there is a possibility of emergency sleeping on the floor. Due to the limited capacity of the chalet, accommodation must always be booked in advance. Upstairs is a dining room for 50 people, with the possibility of buying hot meals, drinks and souvenirs. At the chalet there is a mountain rescue service station. There was a number of chalet keepers during the years. The current chalet keeper is Peter Michalka.