Kršlenica is a hill and a National Nature Reserve in the western part of the Little Carpathians. The place is popular for its beautiful views and diverse nature. Unique here are mainly groups of brales, which are the most extensive in the Little Carpathians. Kršlenica is located in the vicinity of Plavecký Mikuláš to the east to the Little Carpathians. There are two tourist marked routes leading through the Kršlenica Nature Reserve - green and yellow. The green leads through the valley of the Mokrá valley, while the yellow one leads through the Kršlenica hill.
Kršlenica is a hill and a National Nature Reserve in the western part of the Little Carpathians. The place is popular for its beautiful views and diverse nature. Unique here are mainly groups of brales, which are the most extensive in the Little Carpathians. Kršlenica is located in the vicinity of Plavecký Mikuláš to the east to the Little Carpathians. There are two tourist marked routes leading through the Kršlenica Nature Reserve - green and yellow. The green leads through the valley of the Mokrá valley, while the yellow one leads through the Kršlenica hill.
Kršlenica is a beautiful corner of the Little Carpathians - a rugged strip of rocks pressed into the wooded slope of a hill several hundred meters long. Kršlenica Hill is located above the village of Plavecký Mikuláš in Záhorie, about half an hour's walk along the yellow sign. The rocks can be up to 40 m high, which is quite significant in the Little Carpathians. In addition, it is a fairly exposed terrain. The highest point of Kršlenice is 505m. It is one of the most beautiful and most photogenic places in the Little Carpathians in every season. The top of Kršlenice is formed by grassland on a rocky base. Rock lenses protrude to the surface, stretching across the Malokarpatska ridge. In some cases, they reach a height of several tens of meters in the form of parallel bars. The Kršlenice ridge with protruding rocks is not too long, it stretches for a few hundred meters and then it is considered to Plavecký Mikuláš, where it is gradually lost. You can also cross part of it, there is a narrow sidewalk.
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