Mědník

Kupferhübel is a mountain summit in the Ore Mountains that rises above the surrounding valleys and ridges of northern Bohemia. The peak is accessed by marked hiking trails of varying difficulty, with views extending across the forested hills.

The mountain became important for copper mining during the medieval period and continued to be worked for centuries. A chapel was added in the 1600s, reflecting the miners' need for spiritual places in their working lives.

The area reflects the deep religious faith of mining workers who lived in these mountains for centuries. The small chapel built here shows how important faith remained even in harsh working conditions.

Different hiking routes to the summit vary in length and difficulty, allowing visitors to choose based on their fitness level. The most direct paths start from nearby villages and go through forested areas with moderate inclines.

The combination of preserved mining heritage and mountain chapel architecture makes Mědník a representation of industrial and religious history in one location.