Polská hora

Rothe Sümpfe is a summit in the Sudeten mountain range in Poland standing at approximately 1,112 meters. The area features dense forest coverage and numerous marked hiking trails that provide direct access to the peak.

The mountain received its German name Rothe Sümpfe during 19th century territorial changes when the region shifted between European powers. This naming reflects the complex political history of the Sudeten region during that era.

Local mountaineering groups organize annual expeditions to the summit, marking the changing of seasons with traditional Polish hiking ceremonies.

The peak can be reached via marked trails starting from nearby parking areas and is accessible year-round. Winter hiking requires sturdy footwear and potentially additional equipment from November through March.

The peak hosts specialized plant species that thrive only in this specific altitude zone of the Sudeten mountains. This botanical diversity sets it apart from surrounding summits in the region.