Velký Klínovec, Mountain summit in Hrubý Jeseník range, Czech Republic
Velký Klínovec is a 1,167-meter (3,829 ft) summit with a rounded dome shape surrounded by spruce and mixed forests. Its four slopes display varying woodland composition at different elevations.
The mountain stands near the historical border between Silesia and Moravia, serving as a landmark along old trade routes. Its position made it a notable reference point for regional travel and commerce.
The Czech Tourist Club maintains a network of marked trails across Velký Klínovec, reflecting the country's strong hiking traditions.
The mountain is accessible by multiple hiking trails and cycling routes throughout the year, though conditions vary by season. Winter months may bring ski lifts and slopes to the area, affecting trail usage patterns.
The summit sits on the European watershed, meaning water from its slopes flows toward both the Baltic Sea and the Black Sea. This geographic division is rarely visible to visitors but shapes the entire region's hydrology.
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