Scenic Peaks & Nature

The Krkonoše and Jastrzębie mountains offer a diverse topography ranging from the 1,033-meter Dvorský les peak to historical observation points. This selection includes the Eliška observation tower, situated within the Stachelberg fortress area, and the Šibenik hill, a significant site of the 1866 Battle of Trutnov. Visitors can explore the Rýchory ridge’s beech forests and the Jánský vrch peak on the Czech-Polish border, or utilize the chairlift at Ski areal Bret for access to higher elevations.

rozhledna Eliška

A 24-meter timber observation tower located near the Stachelberg artillery fortress. It provides panoramic views of the Krkonoše, the Orlické Mountains, and the Polish border.

Šibenik

Historic hill featuring a monument to General Gablenz and memorials commemorating the 1866 Battle of Trutnov.

Krausova vyhlídka

Rock viewpoint in the Jastrzębie Mountains offering vistas over the Trutnov basin and the Krkonoše foothills.

Dvorský les

Dvorský les is a mountain in the Czech Republic. It is the highest peak of Rýchory ridge in Krkonoše mountain range.

Ski areal Bret

Winter sports facility in Žacléř equipped with a chairlift, ski lifts, and groomed slopes for downhill skiing and snowboarding.

Jański Wierch / Jánský vrch

A 697-meter peak in the Jastrzębie Mountains situated on the border between the Czech Republic and Poland.