Malý Rabštýn, Rock formation in Domašov nad Bystřicí, Czech Republic.

Malý Rabštýn is a rock formation that rises around 40 meters above the Bystřice River valley and consists of distinct layers of slate, sandstone, and conglomerate. The visible geological layers give the formation its characteristic appearance.

Malý Rabštýn is a natural rock formation, not a built monument, so it has no founding date; the sources record no historical events, construction phases or named figures connected with it. Its story is geological: the cliff is made of alternating beds of slate, greywacke and conglomerate, and it stands above the Bystřice river in the Nízký Jeseník range.

The name Malý Rabštýn, also written Malý Rabštejn, is used for the cliff above the Bystřice. The site is used for recreational and military climbing, and a trail signpost stands here. The best-known marked route is the Údolím Bystřice educational trail.

The formation is reachable via marked hiking trails that depart from nearby villages and the local railway station. Plan your visit for dry weather, as the trails and rock surfaces are safer to traverse in these conditions.

Malý Rabštýn stands between the Domašov nad Bystřicí railway station and the Jívová stop, on the left bank of the Bystřice opposite the Libavá military area. A signpost of hiking trails stands at the rock, and the Údolí Bystřice educational trail passes by. About 0.1 km south lies the Bělá trout hatchery.