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Weißer Stein is a limestone summit in the Prievidza Region of Slovakia that rises prominently above the surrounding landscape. The peak features steep rock faces that create a distinctive silhouette when viewed from below.

The summit served as a natural landmark for travelers navigating the Small Carpathian mountains along ancient trade routes. Over time it became recognized as an important reference point in this mountainous area.

Local mountaineering groups maintain several marked hiking trails to the summit, where a traditional steel summit register records visitor experiences.

The most accessible starting point is the village of Slovinky, which has a well-marked trail leading to the summit. The route is straightforward and suitable for hikers of moderate fitness levels.

The summit area contains protected plant species and offers seasonal harvests of berries, mushrooms, and forest fruits throughout the warmer months.