V Atlasu Slovenije sta na osamelcu sredi Ljubljanske kotline označena dva vrhova, Grmada in Šmarna gora. Vzhodni vrh se imenuje Šmarna gora (669 m), za domačine včasih kar Gora, ki se dviga nad nižino približno 350 m.
V Atlasu Slovenije sta na osamelcu sredi Ljubljanske kotline označena dva vrhova, Grmada in Šmarna gora. Vzhodni vrh se imenuje Šmarna gora (669 m), za domačine včasih kar Gora, ki se dviga nad nižino približno 350 m. Prvotno se je ta vrh imenoval Holm, kar pomeni od vseh strani osamljeno višavo. Kasneje je Gora veljala tudi kot božja pot, od tod izvira njeno današnje ime.
Zahodni vrh, šmarno-gorska Grmada ali kratko Grmada (676 m), je 7 m višja od svoje vzhodne sosede. Ime se je prijelo v času turških vpadov. Zaradi svoje lege so imeli na njej urejeno opazovalnico, s kresovi pa so dajali znamenja na blizu in daleč o bližajoči se nevarnosti turških roparskih vpadov.
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Šmarno goro in šmarnogorsko Grmado prepletajo številne poti in steze, ki pripeljejo planince, izletnike, rekreativce in druge ljubitelje narave na oba vrhova s čudovitim razgledom po bližnji in daljni okolici. Na poteh in stezah nas vodijo številni kažipoti in markacije.
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Zaradi lege in razgleda je postala priljubljen izletniški cilj. Z gore se ob lepem vremenu vidi Triglav, Stol in koroški Obir, v južni smeri se vidi Krim, Snežnik in Trdinov vrh na Gorjancih. Bližnje vzpetine pa so Golo brdo, Toško Čelo, Rožnik, Rašica in Polhograjski Dolomiti.
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