Kamzík (439 m a.s.l.) is one of the most iconic summits of the Little Carpathians — sitting right above Bratislava, just 3 km northwest of the city centre. A striking TV tower with a revolving restaurant crowns the top, offering sweeping panoramic views over the whole region.

The hillsides are blanketed in beech forest, pleasantly cool in summer and painted golden in autumn. The tree cover limits views along the trails, but the reward at the top more than makes up for it — from the tower you can see the Little Carpathians ridge, the Danubian Lowland, and on clear days even the foothills of the Alps to the southwest. Kamzík is a year-round destination: a ski lift and toboggan run make it popular in winter, while its network of marked trails draws walkers in every other season.

• From the Lamač district — green trail, difficulty: easy
• From the Main Railway Station via Koliba — blue trail, easy/moderate
• From Devín via Devínska Kobyla — red trail (Heroes of the SNP Route), moderate
• From Krásna hôrka locality on Koliba — yellow trail, easy

• A chairlift runs from the Železná studnička valley to the summit (in operation since 1972) — a great option for families.
• Koliba, the nearest settlement at the foot of the hill, is served by a Bratislava trolleybus line (stop: Koliba); a paved road also allows car access.
• The TV tower houses a café and a revolving restaurant with full panoramic views.
• Nearby facilities include Hotel West, Koliba Expo, a toboggan run, a ski lift, various mountain huts and car parks.
• The summit lies within the Little Carpathians Protected Landscape Area.

The name 'Kamzík' most likely derives from the German Gemsenberg — 'mountain of wild goats' — a nod to the stray city goats that once roamed these slopes. Just below the summit stands a monument to soldiers fallen in the Austro-Prussian War of 1866 and a memorial marking the victory over the Turks in 1683.