Tok, Mountain summit in Central Bohemia, Czech Republic
Tok is a mountain summit in the Brdy Mountains and stands at a considerable elevation above the surrounding terrain. The peak offers expansive views across dense forests and the Central Bohemian lowlands from its wooded slopes.
The summit served strategic military purposes during the Cold War as an observation and radar station for Czechoslovak air defense. Military installations monitored the region from this elevated position throughout this period.
Local residents maintain hiking traditions by organizing annual winter ascents to the summit, marking the changing of seasons in Central Bohemia.
Marked trails lead from parking areas near the village of Obecnice to the summit through forested terrain. The climb requires moderate physical fitness and the paths are clearly marked throughout.
The summit contains remnants of military radar installations from the 1950s, which were part of Czechoslovakia's air defense system.
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