Buchtův Kopec, Mountain summit in Žďárské vrchy, Czech Republic

Buchtův Kopec is a summit in the Žďárské vrchy range, reaching 813 metres. Its top holds a building of the air traffic control service, a shelter with seating and a self-service bar. An access road climbs from Daňkovice, and several marked trails lead to the summit.

The summit was chosen as a strategic location for an air traffic control facility in past decades. This infrastructure made it one of the highest inhabited points within the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands region.

The summit attracts hikers who use the established trails to explore the region and take in views of the surrounding landscape. Locals and visitors regularly make the journey during warmer months when conditions are most favorable.

The summit can be reached via several marked trails starting from different points nearby, with varying difficulty levels for different hiking abilities. It is advisable to stay on established paths and be mindful of weather conditions during your visit.

The building on the summit belongs to the Czech air traffic control service (Řízení letového provozu), not a radar station, which makes the 813 m peak the highest inhabited point in the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands. A shelter with seating and a self-service bar stands beside it.