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The most beautiful rock formations in the Giant Mountains

The most beautiful rocks of the Giant Mountains

Petr Liška
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The most beautiful rock formations in the Giant Mountains
Inserted: 12.06.2020
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The Krkonoše Mountains are not just long mountain ridges, waterfalls and former glacial valleys. You will also find a lot of interesting beautiful rock formations. Let's see where the most beautiful ones are.

1.
Pielgrzymy

The most beautiful rock formations of the Giant Mo

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| Altitude: 1 199 m / 3 934 ft

On the Polish side of the Giant Mountains you will find the most beautiful rock town in this mountain range – Pielgrzymy (Pilgrims). Yes, there are really no limits to imagination here. You will find them right next to the yellow hiking trail rising to the main Krkonoše ridge continue reading

2.
Mužské kameny

Impressive rocks

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| Altitude: 1 417 m / 4 649 ft

Man's stones (1,417 m asl), with its height, is the 15th highest mountain in the Czech Republic. It is located directly on the border with Poland on the path of Polish-Czech friendship. More than the mountain itself are interesting ten-meter rocks at the top of which is a very nice view. continue reading

3.
Dívčí kameny

Beautiful rock formations

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| Altitude: 1 413 m / 4 636 ft

The girls' stones (1,413 m) are the 16th highest peak in the Czech Republic. Like the slightly higher Male Stones, it is located on the main Krkonoše ridge on the border of Poland with the Czech Republic continue reading

4.
Violík

Small rocky pyramid

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| Altitude: 1 472 m / 4 829 ft

Violik (1,472 meters above sea level) situated in the western Giant Mountains is the seventh highest mountain in the Czech Republic. However, it is only a relatively small ridge on the main Krkonoše ridge. Even so, it is easily recognizable from a distance thanks to the small rocky pyramid at its top. It is the nearest mountain to the source of the Elbe. It is also known under the Polish name Łabski Szczyt continue reading

5.
Harrachovy kameny

Lookout peak with rocks

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| Altitude: 1 421 m / 4 662 ft

Harrach's stones (1,421 m asl) are among the highest peaks of the Giant Mountains, but from a distance it is only a low hill. On the other hand, it is an interesting observation peak with nice rocks continue reading

6.
Krakonoš Pulpit (Czarcia Ambona)

The highest rock formation in the Giant Mountains

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| Altitude: 1 477 m / 4 846 ft

Krakonoš's pulpit (Czarcia Ambona) is a rock formation located in the Polish part of the Giant Mountains. You can find it at the famous Snow Pits next to the mountain hut near the Snow Pits. It is the highest granite tor in the Giant Mountains continue reading

7.
Slonecznik - Noon stone

Rock lookout on the main Krkonoše ridge

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| Altitude: 1 413 m / 4 636 ft

Slonecznik or Czech Polední kámen is a distinctive 12 meter high rock located below the peak of Stříbrný hřbet (1,490 m above sea level) There is also a crossroads of red and yellow tourist paths continue reading

8.
Pig stones

Rocks of three piglets visible from afar

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| Altitude: 1 307 m / 4 288 ft

Svinské kameny can be found on the Czech – Polish border just a short distance from the Szrenica mountain. In Polish they are called Trzy Świnki – Three Pigs. continue reading

9.
Jan's rock

An interesting peak at the Devil's Mountain

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| Altitude: 1 002 m / 3 287 ft

Janova skála (1,002 m above sea level) is just over a thousand meters above sea level, so it is one of the few important peaks in the Giant Mountains. It is more interesting only due to its top, which is in the form of a massive rock continue reading

10.
They roar the rock

Massive rock above Klínový stream

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| Altitude: 822 m / 2 697 ft

Just a short distance from Strážné, directly above the valley of the Klínový brook, stands the massive Hranostají skály massif. The rock is popular among climbers and offers several routes of varying difficulty continue reading

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