Burkův vrch

Burkův vrch is a mountain summit in the Moravian-Silesian Beskids standing at 1032 meters above sea level. The peak forms part of the ridge system that separates Slovakia from the Czech Republic, surrounded by dense forests and alpine meadows.

The mountain has served as a natural dividing line between historical regions for centuries, marking territorial boundaries between Silesia and Moravia. This geographical position shaped regional development and influenced settlement patterns in the surrounding areas.

The Protected Landscape Area of Kysuce surrounding Burkov vrch maintains natural habitats and supports local conservation initiatives.

Marked hiking trails connect the summit to nearby villages like Klokočov, Horní Lomná, and Olešná, making access straightforward for regular hikers. The routes are open year-round, though spring and fall offer the most pleasant walking conditions.

The peak serves as a watershed dividing two major European basins, with streams flowing in opposite directions toward the Kysuca and Olše rivers. This hydrological feature makes the summit a notable point for observing how water naturally disperses across the region.