Scenic Viewpoints and Peaks
This collection spans the Hrubý Jeseník and Nízký Jeseník ranges, featuring the highest peaks of Moravia and Czech Silesia. It includes historical observation towers like the 1903 Lichtensteinwarte on Cvilín Hill and the Hans Kudlich mausoleum tower. The list highlights unique geological sites, including the extinct volcanic cones of Velký Roudný and Uhlířský vrch, alongside high-altitude quartzite formations like Petrovy kameny and the extensive stone seas of Břidličná hora.
Praděd Lookout Tower
Praděd is the highest mountain of the Hrubý Jeseník mountains, Moravia, Czech Silesia and Upper Silesia and is the fifth-highest mountain…
Rozhledna Nová Ves
A 31-meter tall modern observation tower with a steel and wood construction, featuring a triangular floor plan and views of the Jeseníky and Beskydy ranges.
Peter's rocks
Quartzite rock formations near the summit of Praděd, known for rare alpine flora and historical associations with 17th-century witch trials.
Lichtensteinova rozhledna
Romantic-style stone tower built in 1903 on Cvilín Hill, standing 26 meters high with views over the Opava River valley and the Jeseníky mountains.
Biskupská kupa (rozhledna)
The oldest stone observation tower in the Jeseníky Mountains, built in 1898 on the Czech-Polish border to commemorate Emperor Franz Joseph I's jubilee.
Rozhledna Hanse Kudlicha
A 22-meter stone lookout tower and mausoleum built in 1913, dedicated to Hans Kudlich, the 'liberator of the peasants' born in nearby Úvalno.
Rozhledna Velký Roudný
A 20-meter wooden tower situated on the summit of an extinct volcano, offering views of the Slezská Harta reservoir and the Jeseníky range.
Rozhledna na Hraničním vrchu
Unique dual-tower structure connected by a 25-meter footbridge, repurposed from decommissioned telecommunication masts near Město Albrechtice.
Rozhledna Ježník
Wooden observation tower on Ježník Hill near Krnov, providing views of the Jeseníky mountains and the Polish lowlands.
Strážnice
Wooden observation tower located on Strážnice Hill near Liptaň in the Osoblažsko region.
Zamkowa Góra
Peak in the Opawskie Mountains on the Polish side of the border, featuring remnants of a medieval fortress.
Ztracené kameny
Massive quartzite scree field and rock formation on the southern slope of Pecny mountain, offering views towards the Haná region.
Biskupia Kopa
Biskupia Kopa is a mountain in the crest of the Opawskie Mountains, eastern part of the Sudetes, lying on the border between Poland and the…
Szyndzielowa Kopa
Summit in the Opawskie Mountains reaching 533 meters above sea level on the Polish side of the border.
Velký Máj
A 1386-meter peak in the Hrubý Jeseník range located on the main mountain ridge between Jelení hřbet and Břidličná hora.
Uhlířský vrch
One of the youngest extinct volcanoes in the Czech Republic, topped by the Baroque Church of Our Lady of Help and a lime tree alley.
Břidličná hora
Peak in the Hrubý Jeseník range characterized by extensive stone seas and debris fields composed of Devonian phyllite.
Jelení hřbet
Mountain ridge in the Hrubý Jeseník range reaching 1367 meters, situated south of Praděd along the main hiking trail.
Vyhlídka Praděd
Designated viewpoint offering perspectives of the Praděd summit and the surrounding Hrubý Jeseník mountain landscapes.
Arboretum
Viewpoint located near the arboretum in Pasecký Žleb, offering vistas of the surrounding Nízký Jeseník landscape.
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