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Hinterer Heidelberg is a summit in the Giant Mountains that rises to 1,019 meters (3,343 feet) above sea level. Clear views from the peak stretch across northeastern Bohemia and into western Poland.

The peak functioned as a natural boundary between regions for centuries, shaping how nearby settlements grew. Trade routes that passed through this area developed partly because of the mountain's position as a dividing line.

The summit draws hikers who gather here to share stories about the Giant Mountains and their connection to this place. These meetings shape how people experience and value the mountain as a meeting point.

Marked hiking trails connect nearby towns to the summit, and the peak is accessible for cross-country skiing during winter months. Check local conditions and weather before heading out, as mountain conditions change with the seasons.

This peak is home to rare mountain plants that grow only under the specific conditions found at this elevation. These plants are one of the features that make this summit different from other peaks in the region.