Přírodní park Východní Krušné hory, Nature park in Ústí nad Labem Region, Czech Republic.

The Přírodní park Východní Krušné hory is a protected area along the summit border zone of the Krušné hory, stretching from Petrovice to Cínovec at an average elevation of 700 m. It was declared in 1995 over approximately 40 km² to protect the character of the ridges with forests, mountain and peat meadows, and their flora and fauna. It includes the Černá louka, Špičák u Krásného Lesa reserves and the Cínovecký hřbet and Pod Lysou horou monuments.

The nature park was declared in 1995 on roughly 40 km² in the summit border zone of the Ore Mountains, running from Petrovice to Cínovec at an average elevation of 700 m. Its stated purpose is the protection of the ridge relief with forest stands, mountain and peat meadows and their characteristic flora and fauna. Across the border it adjoins the Landschaftsschutzgebiet Osterzgebirge in Germany.

The park's name refers to its position in the summit border zone of the Krušné hory, running from Petrovice to Cínovec. Its stated purpose of protection covers the character of the ridges with forest stands, mountain and peat meadows, and the typical flora and fauna. On the German side it continues as the Landschaftsschutzgebiet Osterzgebirge.

The park runs along the ridge from Petrovice to Cínovec at an average elevation of about 700 m. Four small protected areas lie inside it: the Černá louka and Špičák u Krásného Lesa reserves and the Cínovecký hřbet and Pod Lysou horou monuments. On the German side it continues as the Landschaftsschutzgebiet Osterzgebirge.

The park's four small-scale protected areas are Černá louka, Špičák u Krásného Lesa, Cínovecký hřbet and Pod Lysou horou. On the German side it continues as the Landschaftsschutzgebiet Osterzgebirge, so the protected ridge crosses the border without interruption.