Dlhá lúka (1305 m a.s.l.) is a peak on the main ridge of the Lúčanská Fatra section of the Malá Fatra range in Slovakia — a quiet spot for hikers who prefer ridge walking over crowded summits.

It sits between Minčol (1364 m) to the north, separated by the Prašivé saddle, and Zázrivá (1394 m) to the south. A long eastern spur runs from the peak over Krivá (1141 m) and Ráztoky (910 m) toward the Hradište ridge. The western slopes drop into the Turská dolina valley, the northeastern slopes into Javorná dolina, and the southeastern slopes into Lopušná dolina. In summer, expect grassy, open ridgeline with wide views across the range; in winter the exposed ridge demands proper gear and experience due to wind and snow.

• From the Prašivé saddle — red trail, relatively short approach, moderate difficulty
• From the Pod Krížavou junction — red trail, alternative ridge route

Dlhá lúka makes a great link in a longer ridge traverse of the Malá Fatra range, ideal for hikers wanting to combine several summits in one trip away from the busier trails.