Jeřáb, Mountain summit in Králický Sněžník, Czech Republic
Ebereschberg is a mountain summit reaching 1000 meters in elevation within the Králický Sněžník area. The peak sits amid dense forest with several marked hiking trails that provide access from different starting points.
The peak served as a geographical reference point from the 18th century onward in mapping efforts across Bohemia. Military and civilian surveys included the mountain in their documentation of the region.
The summit holds significance for people living in the surrounding region who have long considered it a natural landmark and meeting place. Local communities use the mountain as a reference point in their daily connection to the landscape.
Four marked trails lead to the summit, with the eastern route offering the most gradual climb for those starting their hike. Sturdy footwear is recommended and visitors should prepare for changing mountain weather conditions.
The mountain is home to rare mountain ash trees whose presence inspired the German name of the summit. These trees grow throughout the forest surrounding the peak and remain a distinctive feature of the area.
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