Walking or biking through the Silent Valley is a very popular way to spend time. It is a paved road with a whole series of viewpoints. This route is ideal for a family trip. A quiet stream flows through the valley.

A peak of the Orawa-Witów Hills (Skorušinské vrchy); the Polish-Slovak border and the Great European Watershed run along its summit. The mountain is mostly forested; however, on its northern slopes there is a large glade called Magura Witowska on the Slovak side, and Bzdykówka and Basiorówka on the Polish side.

In 2020, 5,420 m of new recreational trails were built in Oravice, surrounded by nature and forests. The route from Tvrdošín to Oravice is 19.7 km long and runs over forest surfaces and between meadows. The route is intermediate and leads over the highest peak – Skorušina (1314 m), where there is a unique observation tower.

One of the biggest tourist attractions in northern Slovakia is Orava Castle (Oravský hrad), built in the manner of an "eagle's nest," on a rock above the Orava River, in the town of Oravský Podzámok. The castle today forms a complex of buildings that replicate the shape of the rock on which it stands. In 1556 the castle fell into the hands of the Thurzo family, which carried out its far-reaching reconstruction. In 1611, Orava Castle acquired its present-day appearance.

The museum is located in a beautiful area at the foot of the Roháče. More than 50 buildings of folk architecture are arranged in several parts - Dolnooravský rínok, Hornooravská street, Goralské lazy. There are also technical buildings, such as a water mill, a pottery workshop and others.

A village called the "Heart of Podhale", with a beautiful view of the Tatra Mountains. After its geographical name it has also been referred to as the Kościeliska Valley. Kościelisko has long been regarded as an inspiration for artists and true mountain enthusiasts. It is here that you can get to know the real Tatras and their majestic peaks.