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Starý Smokovec After ascending with the funicular from Starý Smokovec we initially walk from Hrebienok on the Magistrale (red marking) only slightly uphill. © Miroslav PidaPhoto: Miroslav Pida, Rother Bergverlag
This summit has two very different faces: from the south, Slavkovský štít is a broad, rounded scree dome (see p. 8 in the center of the picture), while to the north, on the side of the Veľká Studená dolina, steep, wildly rugged rock faces descend. The only marked ascent route over the southeast flank and the eastern ridge (Štrbavý hrebeň) offers a somewhat monotonous, seemingly endless march through scree, with views opening up only very slowly. The truly beautiful and wide panoramic view, stretching from Gerlach and Bradavica over Svišťový, Javorový, and Ľadový štít to Pyšný and Lomnický štít, practically only opens up at the summit, which you reach after just over four hours of honest hiking effort.
After ascending by the funicular from Starý Smokovec, we initially walk lightly uphill on the Magistrala (red marking) from Hrebienok. At the signpost Pod Slavkovským štítom, we sharply follow the blue marking to the right and hike uphill over the scree-covered southeast slopes to the Slavkovská vyhliadka viewpoint, 1550 m. Here, compared to Hrebienok, you have an even nicer, though somewhat limited, view of the fork of the Veľká and Malá Studená dolina valleys with the summits Prostredný hrot (2441 m) and Lomnický štít (Lomnitzer Spitze, 2632 m). This spot was formerly called Maxmiliánka (Max Höhe), named after Dr. Maximilián Weisz, the new builder of the ascent path (1901). Our route now turns left and leads northwest to west along the broad ridge, continuously gaining height. After a rather lengthy march over monotonous scree and many small hills, we finally reach sections with an open view into the Veľká Studená dolina valley and to the Lomnický štít. We pass the subpeak Nos on the
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