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Glaseberg is a bare mountain summit in the Hrubý Jeseník range, rising to about 1,400 meters and known for its open heights and easy access. Several hiking trails approach the peak from different directions and connect it to neighboring mountains.

The mountain marked the historical border between two regions for centuries and served as an important geographical reference point. This role as a landmark remains evident today in its position between different areas.

The summit draws visitors from surrounding areas who come to experience high-altitude walking and the wide views across the landscape. The exposed terrain shows how nature adapts to harsh mountain conditions.

Marked trails lead to the summit year-round, with the area used for hiking in summer and cross-country skiing in winter. Plan for changing conditions as the paths vary depending on the season.

The summit displays special surface features that formed during the ice age and become particularly visible in cold seasons. These geological features make the area interesting for visitors curious about how natural forces have shaped the landscape.

GPS coordinates: 50.17094,17.11644

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:07