Bilíkova chata is among the best-known and most popular mountain huts in the High Tatras. It lies at Hrebienok, 1,255 m above sea level, right at the junction of hiking trails leading to the Studený potok waterfalls, Rainerova chata, and Skalnaté pleso.
The Beginnings of Tourism at Hrebienok
Tourism in this area dates back to the late 19th century, when the first shelters and spa houses were built. Thanks to its exceptional location with panoramic views, Hrebienok quickly became a hub for Tatra tourism and a meeting place for climbers, skiers, and nature lovers.
Origin and Naming of the Cabin
After WWII, it became the Slovak Tourists and Skiers Club’s; in 1946, it was named Bilíkova chata, honouring Pavol Bilík (1916–1944), an excellent skier and Slovak National Uprising participant. His courage and devotion became symbols of the Tatras’ spirit, still felt here today.
A New Era – Tradition Meets Modern Comfort
A Historic Place Embracing the Spirit of
Bilíkova Chata – history, tradition, and modern comfort in the heart of the High Tatras.