Ztracené kameny, Mountain summit in Vernířovice, Czech Republic

Ztracené kameny is a mountain summit in the Hrubý Jeseník range distinguished by quartzite rock outcrops running along its ridge. The peak offers hikers views of the surrounding landscape and displays notable geological formations.

The peak area and surrounding slopes above a specific elevation received legal protection in 2008 when the Břidličná nature reserve was established. This designation recognized the scientific value of the rock formations found in this section of the Jeseníky Mountains.

Local legends say the devil scattered these stones from his boots while chasing a farmer, and that the heap blocked the creation of further ridge peaks. The German name Hörndelstein is also recorded. Since 2008 the Ramzová–Skřítek Jesenický marathon passes beside the summit.

The summit is accessible via marked hiking trails that begin from nearby starting points and require several hours of walking. The routes follow established paths through the mountain landscape and are manageable for average hikers.

A natural spring flows south of the peak near one of the main hiking routes and provides a water source for trekkers. This mountain spring is easily accessible to hikers and lies along the ascent path.