Giga List Hrubý Jeseník
Hiking in a small but picturesque mountain range
Before I go to the forest, Hrubý Jeseník is in the palm of my hand
Circuit through Králický Sněžník
Circuit from Upper Moravia
My friend and I started in the evening climbing from the parking lot from Horní Morava to the Klepáč lookout tower where we slept and the next day continued through Malý Sněžník 1326m to the top of Králický Sněžník 1424m and then over the Stříbrnická saddle along the second ridge over the peaks Sušina 1321m and Podbělka 1308m back to the car on Upper Moravia. continue reading
Crossing Kralický Sněžník
Ascent to Kralický Sněžník
The Kralický Sněžník Mountains are the second smallest mountain range in the Czech Republic with an area of 76 km. On the other hand, its peak of the same name Kralický Sněžník 1424 m above sea level is one of the highest mountains in the Czech Republic. The area has a lot to offer. Because we are in the zone of the Czech Maginot Line. Where the visitor can get his money's worth, even if a military event called Cihelna is held here every year. We will ascend to Kralický Sněžník along the so-called line, which is along the border bollards with Poland. continue reading
Crossing Králický Sněžník - Hrubý Jeseník
Two mountains during one trek
The proximity of the Králický Sněžník and Hrubý Jeseník mountains directly encourages one to complete their ridge route leading over steep slopes and comfortable trails within a few days. The deep forests of the first alternate distant views from Keprník and Praděd. The picturesqueness of the mountain scent of a blooming landscape, sunsets over the rolling hills, deep valleys, the murmur of the coniferous sea, the singing of birds, the agility of squirrels, deer, the speed of chamois fill the individual scores completing the symphony of unfettered life. continue reading
Winter ascent to Králický Sněžník
The highest peak of the Pardubice region
Králický Sněžník (1,424 m above sea level), peak and mountains in one. Since the peak is a bit on the side of the main ridge of the Jeseníky Mountains, there are beautiful views from far and wide. In good weather it is possible to see Sněžka. The winter ascent is not particularly demanding, but it is to be prepared that under the top there are snowdrifts in the forest, even 1.5 meters high. continue reading
