The Beskydy Mountains are a place where the beauty of wild nature is sensitively combined with human dwellings set in the landscape. You will find them on the easternmost edge of the Czech Republic, at the border with Slovakia and Poland, and it is here…

Čertův mlýn is a wooded peak, located at an altitude of 1,207 meters between Pustevny and Kněhyní. It is a great example of starting and dismantling blocks of Godul sandstones. The hill of Čertova mlýna is the highest point of the Zl…

With its thousands of twenty-four meters above sea level, the Vysoká mountain is the highest peak of the Hostýnsko - Vsetínské hornatina (or also of the Vsetínské vrchy), but the adjective "high" may be…

One of our "thousands", the third highest mountain in the Moravian-Silesian Beskydy Mountains and at the same time a massive massif lying southeast of Trojanovice, is named Kněhyně. Its name was derived from the Old Slavic expression, meaning…

Malý Javorník is the highest point in the Czech part of Javorníky and with its 1,021 meters above sea level. is also the only "thousand" in the Czech area of ​​this mountain range. We are talking about the Czech area here,…

The top of the highest mountain in the Beskydy, Lysá hora, rises to a height of 1,323 m above sea level. and certainly not in vain, she is nicknamed the queen of all Silesian mountains. Within the Moravian-Silesian Beskydy, this is the highest peak…

Malá Prašivá is the name of one of the Beskydy peaks. It reaches a height of 706 m.n.m. and the truth is that its name doesn't sound very poetic. The name "Dusty" has its roots in pre-Christian times, when people…

Ondřejník undoubtedly belongs to the typical panorama of the Moravian-Silesian Beskydy Mountains, to which he is often included, but he is not officially in their territory. It falls to the Podbeskydská pahorkatina with the highest peak…

Prašivá is one of the peaks in the Moravian-Silesian Beskydy. It reaches a height of 843 m.n.m. and the ridge begins with the peak of Malá Prašivá, 706 m above sea level, on which the church of St. Antonín Padu…

The place between the two mountains is called a mountain saddle. Its two opposite sides always rise to the tops of the mountains and the other two descend to the valley. You can find just one such saddle in the Moravian-Silesian Beskydy Mountains below…

The mountain called Radegast is one of the most famous peaks in the Moravian-Silesian Beskydy. It is located about 2.5 km southeast of Radhoště and about a kilometer southwest of Pusteven.

The seventh highest mountain in the Beskydy Mountains and at the same time the westernmost thousand of this mountain range is called Radhošť and its altitude is 1129 meters. It is approximately 6 km northeast of Rožnov pod Radhoštěm, and…

Skalka is the highest peak of the massif called Ondřejník. It lies in its southern part above Kunčice nad Ondřejníkem and reaches a height of 964 m.n.m. Right in the middle of the massif is the Ondřejník peak, the second highest peak…

At a distance of about 10 km in the direction southeast of Rožnov pod Radhoštěm we find Soláň, a hill reaching a height of 861 m.n.m. and extending in the Hostýnsko-vsetínská hornatina.

It rises to a height of 1,203 m.n.m. and we find it in the Moravian-Silesian Beskydy Mountains, about 3 km southeast of the village of Krásná and about 4 km from Morávka. It is called Travný and from its top there is a nice…

One of the peaks in the foothills of the Beskydy Mountains is Velký Javorník, rising to a height of 918 m above sea level. and offering tourists a beautiful view of the surrounding area. In 1935, a tourist cottage was built on the top of…