The 30-meter Terchovské srdce lookout tower is built on Oblaz hill and is located at the end of an educational trail that focuses on the fauna and flora of the Malá Fatra National Park. The lookout tower was opened to tourists on October 28, 2015. The author of the design of the lookout tower is a well-known folk artist and a member of the Terchov group of Muchov brothers Alojz Mucha. The inspiration for him was the prop of a gallows, which stood in the same place on Oblaz hill in 1935 while filming the now legendary Jánošík with Paľo Bielik.
The 30-meter Terchovské srdce lookout tower is built on Oblaz hill and is located at the end of an educational trail that focuses on the fauna and flora of the Malá Fatra National Park. The lookout tower was opened to tourists on October 28, 2015. The author of the design of the lookout tower is a well-known folk artist and a member of the Terchov group of Muchov brothers Alojz Mucha. The inspiration for him was the prop of a gallows, which stood in the same place on Oblaz hill in 1935 while filming the now legendary Jánošík with Paľo Bielik.
The name Terchovské srdce is based on the song: "Terchovské srdce is divided into two, one side is crying, the other is rejoicing ..." There are 3 terraces on the lookout tower, from which we can admire the views of the village Terchová and the surrounding peaks of Mala Fatra. The easily accessible location of the lookout tower allows visitors and tourists to stop here after a trip or with their family as part of a Sunday walk.The access path is suitable for mothers with children, for the elderly but also for immobile tourists.
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