To the south, the sharp pointy saddle Vlahinski pass connects it with Muratov Vrah.

The western slopes of Hvoynati vrach towards the Vlahini Lakes are steep, grassy and difficult to access.

To the east, the slopes are covered with dwarf mountain pine; in places they are rocky and furrowed with deep gullies that reach all the way to the bed of the river Banderitsa.

To the northeast towards Kabata, the slopes are heavily eroded, in places with rock blockages, screes and rockfalls.

However, the peak is easily accessible from the Kabata or Vlachinski pass by paths marked with stone cairns.