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There are many hiking tracks in the surroundings of the capital city. The most known is a track leading to Devínska kobyla, which is the most western foreland of Carpathian mountains in Slovakia. It offers magnificent view of the river Morava just before it merges into the Danube. Since 1964 its western plainsare protected as National Natural Reservation. Paleontologically and geologically interesting place on Devínska kobyla is definitely Sandberg, remains of the sea cliff with fossil sites.
Tourist routes:
| Name of locality | Altitude | Total time | Mark |
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| Devín | 105 m | 0:00 h |  |
| Devínska Kobyla | 490 m | 1:30 h | |
| 205 m | 3:20 h | | |
| 150 m | 4:15 h | | |
| 295 m | 4:45 h | | |
| 185 m | 5:25 h | | |
| 405 m | 6:25 h | |
| Name of locality | Altitude | Total time | Mark |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dúbravka | 250 m | 0:00 h |  |
| Rázcestie pod Švábskym vrchom | 355 m | 0:30 h | |
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450 m | 1:15 h |  |
| 210 m | 2:30 h | | |
| 250 m | 3:15 h | | |
| 130 m | 3:30 h | | |
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147 m | 6:25 h | |
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