Pec pod Śnieżką

Miasteczko ·🇨🇿 Czechy

Ludność 700

Powierzchnia 52 km²

Strefa czasowa Europe/Prague

Oficjalna strona internetowa www.pecpodsnezkou.cz

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Pec pod Sněžkou's Crown Jewels

Pec pod Sněžkou serves as the primary gateway to the eastern Krkonoše Mountains. This selection features the ascent to Sněžka, the highest peak in the Czech Republic at 1,603 meters, accessible via a two-stage gondola lift or through the glacial scenery of Obří důl. Highlights include the modern Poštovna post office on the summit, the high-altitude brewery at Luční bouda, and historic mountain huts like Výrovka and Dom Śląski. The area encompasses the third highest peak, Studničná hora, and the protected landscapes of Krkonoše National Park.

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Pec pod Sněžkou Ski Lifts

This collection details the transport infrastructure of the SkiResort Černá hora – Pec, specifically within the Pec pod Sněžkou and Velká Úpa sectors. It includes the gondola system leading toward the summit of Sněžka, the Hnědý vrch chair lift providing access to a local observation tower, and high-speed facilities like the Zahrádky Express. The list also covers essential T-bars, Poma lifts for intermediate terrain, and specialized magic carpets located within the LivePark beginner zones.

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Alpine Huts and Chalets

This collection features traditional Krkonoše mountain huts (boudy) situated around Pec pod Sněžkou and the ridges of the Giant Mountains. These establishments, ranging from historic chalets like Výrovka at 1,363 meters to eco-farms like Lesní bouda, provide high-altitude accommodation and regional cuisine. Many are located along major hiking trails near Sněžka and Liščí hora, serving as essential rest stops and weather shelters for mountain trekkers.

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Scenic Viewpoints and Peaks

This collection features the highest elevations and most prominent observation points in the eastern Krkonoše Mountains. It includes Sněžka, the Czech Republic's highest peak at 1,603 meters, home to a unique disc-shaped meteorological observatory. Other highlights include the Hnědý vrch observation tower, offering views of the Obří důl valley, and natural quartzite formations like Modré kameny. The selection covers major peaks such as Luční hora and Liščí hora, providing perspectives on the region's subalpine vegetation, glacial valleys, and extensive peat bogs.

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