Severák, Mountain summit in Liberecký region, Czech Republic

Severák is a summit of 808 m in the Jizera Mountains above Hrabětice, in the Liberec region. A mountain hut stands on the peak, and a series of ski lifts makes the slopes a major skiing centre; one ski run crosses over the road on a bridge.

Severák developed into a major skiing centre of the Jizera Mountains thanks to its series of ski lifts, which serve the slopes above Hrabětice. A ski run crosses over the road on a bridge, a detail of the resort's layout. Less than half a kilometre east-northeast, on the neighbouring summit separated only by a shallow saddle, stands the Slovanka lookout tower.

Severák's slopes are used for downhill skiing, with several ski lifts serving the area above Hrabětice. The ski area is crossed by a road bridge over one of the downhill runs, a detail skiers pass under. Less than half a kilometre east-northeast, the Slovanka lookout tower stands on the neighbouring peak, separated only by a shallow saddle.

The mountain is accessible via marked hiking trails from surrounding towns and requires proper gear during winter conditions. Visitors should check weather conditions ahead of time and allow sufficient time for the hike, especially if they are unfamiliar with mountain terrain.

The ski area's slope crosses over the road on a bridge, a detail visible from the access road below the summit. Less than half a kilometre east-northeast, across a shallow saddle, stands the Slovanka lookout tower on the neighbouring peak.