Studniční hora, Mountain summit in Giant Mountains, Czech Republic.

Studniční hora is a rounded, dome-shaped summit of crystalline schist in the Czech Giant Mountains, 1,555 m high and the third-highest peak in the country. Its northern and western slopes fall gently toward Bílá louka and Luční hora, while the eastern and southern sides drop steeply into the glacial cirques of Velká and Malá Studniční jáma, Úpská jáma and Modrý důl. The summit lies about 1 km south of the main ridge, above the Úpa peat bog.

The Czech name Studniční hora dates only from 1952; older German names were Steinboden or Brunnberg. At 1555.0 m it is the third-highest peak of the Krkonoše and of the Czech Republic, 55 cm lower than neighbouring Luční hora. It lies about 1 km south of the main ridge, in the first zone of the national park.

The Czech name Studniční hora dates only from 1952; older German names were Steinboden or Brunnberg. The summit itself is off-limits, with no marked trail, so walkers head instead to the Památník obětem hor at 1509 m on Modré sedlo.

The summit itself is off-limits to tourists: no marked trail leads to it. Hikers can follow a marked route to the Památník obětem hor (1509 m) on the wide Modré sedlo saddle. The eastern and southern slopes are avalanche-prone, and snowfields on the southern slope persist into early summer.

The Czech name Studniční hora dates only from 1952; older German names were Steinboden or Brunnberg. The summit itself is closed to hikers, with no marked trail, and the nearest signposted point is the Památník obětem hor at 1509 m on Modré sedlo.