Moorberg, Mountain summit in Bohemian Forest, Czech Republic.

Velká Mokrůvka (Moorberg) is a 1370 m summit on the Czech-Bavarian border, 2.5 km southeast of Březník, the highest point of the Plzeň Region. It forms a pronounced north-south structural ridge of granodiorite above the Luzenský valley, with small rock outcrops in the summit area.

The summit lies on the state border between the Czech Republic and Bavaria, 2.5 km southeast of Březník. Its Czech name Velká Mokrůvka, German Moorberg, reflects the bilingual mountain area. At 1370.4 m it is the highest point of the Plzeň Region, one metre above Blatný vrch on the Czech side.

The summit lies on the state border, and the German name Moorberg refers to a moor. A German hiking route from the settlement of Finsterau leads to the southern saddle at 1,290 m, the closest point reachable on foot; the summit itself is in Zone I of Šumava National Park and closed to entry.

No marked hiking trails lead to the summit, and because it lies in Zone I of Šumava National Park, the summit is inaccessible. A German trail from Finsterau to Luzný leads only to the southern saddle at 1,290 m, where the state border bends.

The summit lies on the state border between the Czech Republic and Bavaria, 2.5 km southeast of Březník. At 1370.4 m it is the highest point of the Plzeň Region, just 0.1 m above the highest spot of Blatný vrch on the Czech side.