Rača
Vajspeter Reservoir is a romantic body of water – a small dam located above the Krasňany Area, near the popular hiking trail Pekná Cesta Street, which is well-loved by Bratislava residents.
The viewpoint below Bratislavský Drieňovec is a small wooden structure in the style of a hunting tower, allowing visitors to observe the surrounding forest. It is located just a short distance from Kamzík Hill and is considered a minor tourist attraction in Bratislava.
Šenkárka Spring is a forest spring in the Little Carpathians. It is located above the Bratislava district of Rača, near Biely Kríž. This spring belongs to the type of mountain springs that, besides providing fresh water, can serve as an unusual destination for a short trip. It is a great choice for anyone seeking easy hiking or a shorter excursion when there isn’t time for a longer adventure.
The Vydrica Wildlife Observation Tower is a small lookout located in the Little Carpathian forests above Rača District, near Pánova Meadow. This wooden structure is interesting not only for its views but also for its unusual architectural design.
Severka Meadow is a mountain meadow in the Little Carpathians above Bratislava, featuring shelters, fire pits, and a large grassy area. It is located near Biely Kríž and is ideal for spending active time outdoors.
Zbojníčka Spring is a popular destination in the Bratislava Forest Park. While there are many similar springs in the Little Carpathians, this one stands out not only for its fairly abundant water but also for the wooden seating and fire pit available.
Pánova Meadow is a popular hiking destination above Rača District, in the forests of the Little Carpathians. It is a large meadow nestled within the woods, not far from the main ridge of the range. It is characterized primarily by its beautiful natural surroundings, especially unique, massive trees.
Dolný Červený Kríž is a meadow and wooden cross in the Little Carpathians above Rača District in Bratislava, located along the main ridge trail on the red hiking route, just below the summit of Veľká Baňa (444 m n. m.).
The Haluzický Monument is an idyllic commemorative site located between Rača and Biely Kríž, marking the shooting of hunter Viktor Haluzický by poacher Štefan Skala on April 5, 1941. The stone monument features an image of St. Hubert, the patron saint of hunters, and is situated on an unmarked forest path near Piesky Hill (447 m). Hidden in a deep, peaceful forest, it serves not only as a memorial but also as an attractive destination for a quiet nature excursion.
Above Rača District, in the vineyards, stands an old concrete bunker, which makes for a nice destination for a short walk. There is little documented information about it, but it was likely built during the construction of defensive lines in Bratislava around the time of the world wars.
Brichtov kríž is a memorial site in the Little Carpathian forests above Rača district, marking the location of a tragic event. Florian Brichta was run over by a wagon at this spot, which led to his death. As the inscription on the simple memorial reads: "Florian Brichta. Here at this place he was run over by a wagon and died on May 31, 1871." The event is also depicted with a simple illustration beneath the inscription.