The Small Carpathians are a mountain range located in western Slovakia. Stretching approximately 100 kilometers, they form a natural barrier between the Danube River and the Hron River. The range is known for its picturesque landscapes, rich biodiversity, and numerous hiking trails, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The Small Carpathians are also home to several charming towns and villages, such as Pezinok and Modra, which are famous for their wine production. The region's vineyards and wine cellars attract visitors interested in local culture and gastronomy, showcasing the area's long-standing tradition of winemaking.