The word "stolica" can mean many things, and can you imagine it as a mountain? If not, just visit the Slovak Ore Mountains or Stolické Mountains to see for yourself. It stands proudly up to 1476 m above sea level, holding the title of the highest peak in these mountain areas. This massive mountain lies south of the central ridge, connected in the north by Slanské sedlo, which is 1234 m high. The southern slopes end at the Harová saddle, 1362 m high. Although the summit offers somewhat limited views, it is worth climbing just for the unforgettable sight of Kráľova hoľa, located only a few kilometers to the north.The word "stolica" can mean many things, and can you imagine it as a mountain? If not, just visit the Slovak Ore Mountains or Stolické Mountains to see for yourself. It stands proudly up to 1476 m above sea level, holding the title of the highest peak in these mountain areas. This massive mountain lies south of the central ridge, connected in the north by Slanské sedlo, which is 1234 m high. The southern slopes end at the Harová saddle, 1362 m high. Although the summit offers somewhat limited views, it is worth climbing just for the unforgettable sight of Kráľova hoľa, located only a few kilometers to the north.Read on