Śląskie Kamienie

Mädelsteine is a summit in the Giant Mountains that rises to 1,413 meters and consists of granite rock formations. The peak marks the natural border between Poland and the Czech Republic and is reached by marked hiking paths.

The summit received its name from its location at the border between two regions and served as an important landmark for travelers for centuries. A memorial commemorates a Czech journalist who died during a severe snowstorm in 1929.

The location sits along a border trail between Poland and the Czech Republic that draws hikers from both nations. This route demonstrates how people connect across mountain boundaries in their daily travels.

The summit is accessible via red marked trails from Okraj, a relatively straightforward hike for people with average fitness. The nearest accommodation is located on the mountain to the southeast, where hikers can rest and spend the night.

The summit forms a distinctive twin-peak arrangement with a neighboring mountain that is visible from afar and serves as a natural border marker. This characteristic shape makes the mountain easy to identify and locate for hikers from both countries.

GPS coordinates: 50.77681,15.60176

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:27