View of Děčínský Sněžník

The Dresden View is a rest and viewing point; from here, you can see all the way to Saxon Switzerland.
I think the wind always blows here.

Děčínský Sněžník is our highest table mountain with an altitude of 723 m. On the top platform there is a stone lookout tower of the same name with views of the Bohemian Switzerland, the Lusatian Mountains, the Bohemian Central Mountains and the table mountains in neighboring Germany. Děčínský Sněžník is surrounded by sandstone rocks several tens of meters high with impressive glassy views.

Nestled in the heart of Bohemian Switzerland, the Děčínský Sněžník towers majestically in the landscape. With an impressive height of 723 meters, it is not only the highest table mountain in the region, but also a proud testimony to the history of the earth.The climb to the summit takes the hiker through a fascinating sandstone landscape in which monumental rocks rise like guardians of the mountain. These stone giants, some tens of meters high, form a natural backdrop that is hard to beat in terms of drama. Every step, every curve reveals new perspectives until you finally reach the stone lookout tower of Děčínský Sněžník.
The view sweeps over the gentle hills and deep gorges of Bohemian Switzerland, over the Lusatian Mountains and the Bohemian Central Mountains to the striking table mountains in neighboring Germany.