Malý Roudný, Extinct volcano in Křišťanovice, Czech Republic.

Malý Roudný is a young volcano of the Nízký Jeseník range, reaching 771 m and forming, with Velký Roudný, two marked peaks above the village of Roudno and the Slezská Harta reservoir. Its slopes are grassy pastures divided by balks, while the summit is partly covered by a small stand of forest.

Malý Roudný is a young volcano of the Nízký Jeseník range, reaching 771 m and forming, with Velký Roudný, two marked peaks above the village of Roudno and the Slezská Harta reservoir. Its northern slope falls in the Roudno cadastre, while the remaining slopes and summit lie in Křišťanovice.

The slopes are grassy pastures divided by balks, with the summit partly covered by a small stand of forest. The northern slope belongs to the village of Roudno, while the summit and remaining slopes fall within Křišťanovice. The hill rises above the village of Roudno and the Slezská Harta reservoir.

There are no marked trails leading directly to the summit, but multiple informal paths allow visitors to reach the top from different directions. The approach can be chosen based on your starting point and current conditions.

Malý Roudný is one of two volcanic cones above Roudno; its partner Velký Roudný lies about 1.7 km to the southwest and rises to 781 m. The northern slope of Malý Roudný falls within Roudno's cadastre, while the summit and remaining slopes belong to Křišťanovice.