Vysoká hole

Hohe Heide is a summit in the Hrubý Jeseník range located in the Moravian-Silesian region at approximately 1,490 meters elevation. The mountain displays rocky slopes covered by dense forest that shapes the appearance of the surrounding landscape.

The mountain was first documented by mountaineers during the 19th century and gradually became popular for hiking in the region. This early exploration established it as an important location in the recreational history of the Jeseníky Mountains.

Mountain huts in the area serve as gathering places where visitors experience traditional Moravian-Silesian cuisine and see regional building styles typical of this massif. The summit has become an important point on local hiking routes where people connect with the mountain landscape.

Marked hiking trails reach the summit from several starting points, with the town of Ramzová offering one of the most accessible options. Visitors should bring weather-resistant clothing and sturdy footwear since mountain conditions can change rapidly.

The summit hosts specialized alpine plant species found only in this part of the Czech Republic, adapted to thrive in harsh mountain conditions. These rare species make the location particularly interesting for nature observers.