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Kladské sedlo is a mountain saddle separating Králický Sněžník and Rychlebské Mountains. It lies north-northwest of the village of Kunčice on the border between the Czech Republic and Poland (border crossing Staré Město / Nowa Morawa). The road from Moravia to Kladsko passed through Kladsko. From Staré Město pod Sněžník, road II/446 leads to the saddle, which runs through the Krupá valley. The former customs house is the Kladské sedlo Cottage. The cottage is located in the middle of the mountain saddle at an altitude of 816 meters, just a few steps from the Polish border. It offers accommodation for 1 to 17 people in 4 bedrooms. On Kladské sedlo, a few meters from the cottage, there is also a covered shelter with seating and a fireplace.

The ascent to the Lądecka Pass (665 m above sea level), which lies on the Polish-Czech border, is less than 5 km long from the town of Lądek-Zdrój. Over the distance we will overcome 230 m of elevation, with an average gradient of 5.1%. The ascent has a fairly constant gradient, with a slight flattening just before the pass.

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Nice asphalt, beautiful pans During the weekend there is a huge traffic of motorcycles and cars, so it is noisy

Paid parking up to 200 kcs per day.

Nice view

Trails in all directions. Nice view and a classic tourist shelter for a short stop

Červenohorské sedlo is a saddle in the Hrubý Jeseník mountain range, located on the historic Moravian-Silesian border. It lies at an altitude of 1013 m on the route of an important road crossing of the I/44 road, in the saddle there is a ski resort. Wikipedia