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Hochschar is a mountain summit in the Jeseníky range that rises to about 1350 meters and offers far-reaching views of the surrounding peaks and valleys. The slopes feature a mix of open grassland and forested sections that give the mountain its distinctive character.

The mountain served as a waypoint on medieval trade routes that connected settlements across the Jeseníky region. Those historic paths form the foundation of today's hiking network that allows access to the summit.

The mountain draws locals and visitors who gather here to enjoy the landscape and connect with the surrounding region. The slopes and surrounding valleys retain deep roots in the communities that live nearby and pass through these areas.

Well-marked trails from various trailheads lead to the summit, with rest spots positioned at convenient intervals along the routes. The mountain is accessible year-round, though summer offers more stable weather and longer daylight hours.

The slopes support rare alpine plant species that thrive only in certain conditions found at this elevation, making it a site of botanical interest. This vegetation reveals the particular environmental conditions created by the mountain's exposure and height.

GPS coordinates: 50.18669,17.10667

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:46