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Mravenčík
Mravečník (992.5 m above sea level) is a peak in the Kysucká Highlands. It is located above the village of Terchová. The peak lies within the protection zone of the Malá Fatra National Park.
The hiking trail begins in the village of Terchová and leads along the blue mark below the Terchovské srdce lookout tower.
The 30-meter-high Terchovské srdce lookout tower is built on Oblaz Hill.
The lookout tower was opened to tourists on October 28, 2015. The author of the design of the lookout tower is the famous folk artist Alojz Mucha. He was inspired by the gallows prop that stood in the same place on Oblaz Hill in 1935 during the filming of the now legendary Jánošík. The name Terchovské srdce is based on the song: “The Terchov heart is divided into two, one side is crying, the other is rejoicing…”
There are 3 terraces on the observation tower, from which we can admire the views, especially of the village of Terchová and the surrounding peaks of Mala Fatra.

On top of Terchovské srdce 
Meadows after Terchovské srdce 
Sometimes i feel comfortable being alone in the woods, sometimes the idea of that I will run into a bear comes into my mind.. But I try to fight my fears and don’t allow them to scare me enough that I will not follow my dreams 
Mravenčík hill 
I love fog in the mountains (when I’m not in it:D) 
13km, 511m ascent, 1h 40 min -

Hannig (Switzerland)
This route was shorter version of Fellsee, without the climb to the lake itself. But the beauty of the singletrails leads me here again.

If you will to take a break, you will hardly find a better view 
The most technical path that I run in Switzerland. Yes there is a hike route on the right side of the picture 🙂 



It was hard to look under your foot when you have views like this 
In Switzerland every path is marked as red, but it is not so hard to find the right one 
One of my favorite path there, in hot weather it was really refreshing 
Part of it was under the ground level, part above and it sounded amazing 
11.17km, 596m ascent, 2h 14min