Holý vrch, Mountain summit in northern Czech Republic

Kahler Berg, called Holý vrch or Holáček, is a bare, unwooded rise above the village of Sutom in the České středohoří, set in a saddle between the higher Sutomský vrch and Jezerka. Its open summit gives a circular view over the hills and down into the valley of the Modla stream.

Holý vrch, called Holáček, is an unwooded elevation above the village of Sutom in the České středohoří, lying in a saddle between the higher Sutomský vrch and Jezerka. Its bare summit has long served as a viewpoint over the surrounding volcanic hills and the valley of the Modla stream.

The site has become an important gathering place for climbers in the region who come to practice their skills and connect with others. The rock formations serve as the heart of an active climbing community with regularly used routes.

The location is easily accessible by public transportation and lies close to walking or cycling paths. Visitors should expect varying weather conditions and come prepared with appropriate gear.

From the bare summit, called Holáček, five castle ruins can be seen at once in good visibility: Košťálov, Hazmburk, Oltářík, Skalka and the Vlastislav chateau. A yellow-marked hiking trail runs along the eastern foot of the hill, coming from Lovoš and Borečský vrch.