The most beautiful mountain crossings in the Czech Republic
The best of treks in the Czech Republic
Although in the Czech Republic we will not find who knows how high the mountains can be, there are still a number of beautiful mountain crossings. The most famous of the ridges is the crossing of the Giant Mountains, but even in other mountains you can do beautiful several-day hikes. Let's take a look at the best of them
Giant Mountains ridge crossing
The highest trek in the Czech Republic
The Krkonoše ridge crossing is probably the most classic mountain march you can take in the Czech Republic. It runs on both sides of the Czech-Polish border. The highlight of the march is the ascent to Sněžka (1,603 m above sea level). This short trek will take you 2–3 days, depending on your condition. 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
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
Javornická hřebenovka
Three-day crossing of Javorníky
We started the Javorníky crossing in the village of Hovězí and continued in the direction of Pulčina, where we spent the first night. The next day we followed the ascent to Makyta and then along the ridge to the mountain hotel Portáš, where the second night awaited us. On the third day, it gradually climbed over Malý Javorník to Velký Javorník, which lies entirely on the Slovak side. We then continued down to Karlovice to the first possible bus stop. continue reading
From the Giant Mountains through the Jestřebí Mountains
The picturesque landscape of the Czech mountains
We will look to the east of the Giant Mountains and their smaller mountainous brother, which is the Jestřebí Mountains. We will enter the secrets of the Czech Maginot Line, which was the second largest fortification in World War II. Our trip will offer beautiful views of our landscape, which everyone will enjoy. We will start from Horní Malá Úpa and end in Rtyně in the Krkonoše foothills continue reading
Wandering in the Bohemian Forest
Hike in the southern part of the Bohemian Forest
Since ancient times, the area of the Bohemian Forest has formed a natural border between Bohemia and Germany. A more significant settlement took place in the 16th century. The first glassworks, ironworks and brickyards are established. As a result of industry, the forest is being devastated. Industry in this area is stronger than inland. At the turn of the 20th century, people were released and expelled. Here nature comes in and again takes back what one has borrowed. It transforms the landscape into the natural beauty of beech forests mixed with spruce. One finds peace here. continue reading
