프라데드‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 천연기념물

Cliff on the ski slope

Beautiful place with clear spring water and a rustic overnight hut.

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.

beautiful trail, and in my opinion the only wat to visit there. I do not recommend the road

a mandatory point to walk or cycle through

Three massive rocks rising on a bare hill near Praděd in Hrubé Jeseník have always attracted people's attention. In the past, they were most often looked upon with fear, and to find yourself near them meant almost certain accusations of witchcraft. In the 17th century, the cruel inquisitor Jindřich František Boblig from Edelstadt, known from the book Kladivo na charodějnice, designated it as the place of sabbath for all accused unfortunate women during inquisition trials.

Those who want to experience the Jeseníky Mountains in a different way have to get up early. Being on the ridges at four in the morning is almost too late for photography in the summer. But this applies to all mountains in the world

The construction of the transmitter with the observation tower began in 1969 according to Jan Liška's design, and it was completed only in 1980. The total height of the building is 146.5 meters, its tip is the highest (artificial) point in the Czech Republic. From the viewing platform, in addition to the Jesenice peaks, you can also see the Krkonoše Mountains with Sněžka, the Beskydy Mountains with Lysa Hora, and if the visibility is good, you can also see the High Tatras or Mala Fatra.