モラビア・シレジアの天然記念物・トップ20

Cliff on the ski slope

Finally, a peak with views—since it's in a clearing, you can see everything from there: the Silesian Beskids and the southern part of the Moravian-Silesian Beskids. It's beautiful. There's also a sign with a panoramic photo, so you can easily identify all the mountains ahead.

The hike through the gorge along the river is doable in the summer when the weather is dry. Many people were there with small children. In winter and in the rain, it's certainly not safe without sturdy footwear. We skipped the walk down and took the bus back to the starting point. In the summer, you can rent scooters from the summit to the bus station. Very convenient.

Nice place to rest and get something to eat or drink (pub is open during the summer).

Interesting view point, attractive area

A stone mound was established in 1946 in memory of five Ostrava scouts who were shot by the Gestapo in Cieszyn, Poland, in April 1945. Meetings at Ivančen are held regularly on April 24. “This cross was erected on October 6, 1946, by the council of the 30th Junák Squad in Ostrava in memory of the scout leader Vládi Čermák and rowers Vládi Pach, Otto Klein, Milan Rotter and Quido Němec, who were shot by the Gestapo on April 24, 1945 in Cieszyn, Poland, on the feast of St. George, the patron saint of scouts around the world, at the end of the war. Place a stone on their mound.” https://www.okobeskyd.cz/?p=10067

One of the six tripoints of Poland. The obelisk made of light gray granite is 215 cm high and weighs over 800 kg. However, none of the 3 obelisks indicates the exact location of the state borders.

None of the obelisks indicate the exact location of the border meeting point. The meeting point is located in an 8-meter-deep ravine. A seasonal stream flows along the bottom of the ravine. There is a footbridge over the stream bed, located 65% on the Polish side and 35% on the Slovak side.