The Keilberg (Klinovec), the highest peak in the Ore Mountains, offers breathtaking views that captivate every nature lover. Especially stunning are the sunsets, which bathe the snowy summit and surrounding forests in a warm, golden glow. This image captures the enchanting scenery of a winter evening. The snow-covered ground reflects the colors of the sky … Read more
The Hassberg (Jelení hora), a picturesque viewpoint in the Ore Mountains, offers a panorama that turns any hike into a memorable experience. Surrounded by dense forests and an unparalleled sense of openness, this spot is perfect for unwinding and taking in the beauty of nature. The image showcases the view from the rocky summit of … Read more
Autumn transforms the Bohemian Ore Mountains into a colorful paradise, inviting visitors to lace up their hiking boots. One of the region’s hidden gems is the hike to the Rote Grube (Red Mine), a historic remnant of ore mining that reflects the deep connection between the area and its mining heritage. The Rote Grube, nestled … Read more
The Novoveský rybník (Satzunger Pond) is situated in the middle of the forest, west of Hora Svatého Šebestiána (St. Sebastiansberg). The pond is part of the Novodomské rašeliniště Nature Reserve. Several unmarked paths lead directly to the pond. It is located at an altitude of 850 meters above sea level, nestled in a stunningly beautiful … Read more
The Křížová hora (Cross Mountain) is a 1,025-meter-high mountain in the Bohemian part of the Ore Mountains. It is a secondary peak of the 1,097-meter-high Meluzína (Wirbelstein), located approximately 1,300 meters to the southeast. The summit is crowned by a striking eclogite rock formation, offering breathtaking views in nearly all directions.
It has almost become a habit for me to visit the 1,097-meter-high Meluzína (Wirbelstein) in the Bohemian part of the Ore Mountains at regular intervals. The mountain is one of my absolute favorites in the Keilberg region. It is simply always fascinating and never gets boring.
Na skalách (At the Rock) is a 1,000-meter peak in the Ore Mountains, standing at 1,037 meters in the Bohemian part of the range. The hike is a breeze, and the view is definitely worth the visit. Above all, the tranquility is truly refreshing.
While the German part of the Ore Mountains is densely populated, the Bohemian side offers pure tranquility. This part of the Ore Mountains is entirely different—much more expansive, quieter, and above all, more rustic. A hike through its nature to spectacular viewpoints is always a truly unique experience.
The 941-meter-high Hadí hora (Grauenstein) is a relatively unknown mountain in the Bohemian part of the Ore Mountains – an oversight, as the views and landscape are simply unique. The gray rock sea was formed from the decay of a quartz-rich granite porphyry vein. Porphyry is a volcanic rock, formed by the solidification of magma. … Read more
With an elevation of 1,244 meters, Klínovec (Keilberg) is the highest peak in the Ore Mountains. However, the view can be somewhat limited due to the height of the surrounding trees, especially from the observation tower. It is worthwhile to take a short walk down the ski slopes, as the mountain offers beautiful vistas from … Read more