What to visit and see in Jeseníky
The Jeseníky Mountains are the highest mountains in Moravia and the second highest in the entire Czech Republic. You will find a number of interesting hills with rock formations at their peak. In addition, nice waterfalls and lakes in the local moors. Let's take a look at the most beautiful places in the Jeseníky Mountains.
Praděd
The highest mountain in Moravia
Praděd (1,491 m above sea level) is the highest mountain not only of the Hrubý Jeseník Mountains, but also of… continue reading
The upper reservoir of Dlouhá stráně
Iconic dam in Hrubý Jeseník
A frequently visited place in the Jeseníky Mountains continue reading
Bílá Opava Waterfalls
Famous waterfalls near Praděd
The valley of Bílá Opava is one of the most beautiful places in Hrubý Jeseník. You will also find the most… continue reading
We continue on Vozka
One of the most beautiful peaks in the Jeseníky Mountains
As soon as we fell in love, we continued along the red road to Trojmezí and from there along the yellow road… continue reading
The lake
The most picturesque lake in the Jeseníky Mountains
Following the wooden sidewalk (admission CZK 30, September 2018) we walk to the Great Moss Lake. NPR Rejvíz… continue reading
Keprník (1,423m)
The fourth highest mountain in the Hrubý Jeseník
Keprník with its height of 1,423 meters above sea level is the fourth highest mountain in the Jeseníky… continue reading
Stone window
One of the most famous rocks in the Jeseníky Mountains
The Kamenné okno rock formation is one of the most famous rocks in the Jeseníky Mountains. You can find it… continue reading
Rabštejn rocks
Rabštejn Nature Reserve
On the very southern edge of the protected landscape area Jeseníky (between the towns of Šumperk and Rýmařov)… continue reading
High poles (1 464m)
The second highest peak of the Jeseníky Mountains
Vysoká hole (1,464 m above sea level) is the second highest mountain in the Hrubý Jeseník. The peak itself,… continue reading
Red mountain
Overgrown peak
The red marked ridge continues to Červenohorské sedlo, but we will continue along the green and after a while… continue reading