Siminy (1 287 m above sea level) are the second highest hill of the Levoča Hills, a landscape unit of the Podhôľno-Magurská region. They are located 11 km from Stara Ľubovňa above the village of Šambron.
They are located in the northern part of the main ridge and are the second highest peak in the entire mountain range. The top consists of massive layers of sandstone with locally occurring conglomerates. The unforested parts offer views of the entire mountain range as well as the wider surroundings. Under good conditions you can see Babia Góra, the Tatras or the Slanské vrchy Mountains.
The route starts at the Jakubianka river, then it goes along the Toráč stream, then it goes through the Stavisko meadow, Kuligura hill until we reach the top of Simina. This is a route that is completely unmarked with tourist signs.
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