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Štrbské Pleso Central signpost at the hostel just below the SE shore of the lake as well as at the beginning of the road to the mouth of the Mlynická valley © Václav KlumparPhoto: Václav Klumpar, Rother Bergverlag
The Predné Solisko (Front Salt Mountain) is the first peak on the long ridge Soliskový hrebeň, which runs north-south along the western side of the Mlynická valley. Due to its location above the "Veil Waterfall" Vodopád Skok, which can be seen very well from here, the peak received its former German name: Schleierfallspitze. The tour can be significantly shortened by using the chairlift from the ski area in Štrbské Pleso.
From the central signpost in Štrbské Pleso we go directly on the main road closed to public traffic (yellow trail) to the mouth of the already visible Mlynická dolina valley between the mountains of Solisko and Patria (slant left at the road fork). On the left we pass the ski area with two ski jumps, on the right the FIS hotel; here turn left to the nearby chairlift valley station. After the ascent, from the signpost between the chairlift mountain station and the Chata pod Soliskom we follow the red trail directly up the mighty, somewhat monotonous scree slope. Later it gets steeper in tight switchbacks and near steep rock faces above the Mlynická dolina valley up to the highest point of Predné Solisko with the summit cross.The descent is on the same path back to the hut. Then either again by chairlift directly down or on the main route on foot southwest from the lift downwards, first in the open terrain along the ski slope (and the blue trail), later through the forest and past the
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