Třístoličník Mountain
Hraniční hora Třístoličník
Mountain peak
Třístoličník is a prominent peak (1311 m) in the Šumava mountains on the Czech-German border, famous for its unique rock formations resembling three thrones and offering expansive panoramic views into Bavaria and towards the Alps.

📜 A prominent peak (1311 m) in the Šumava mountains on the Czech-German border.
⛰️ Famous for its unique rock formations resembling three thrones and expansive panoramic views.

Why Go

👑 See the bizarre rock formations shaped like three thrones
👀 Enjoy far-reaching panoramic views into Bavaria and towards the Alps
🚶‍♀️ Explore significant hiking trails in the Šumava mountains
🌳 Experience deserted wilderness on the Czech side
🇩🇪 Cross the pedestrian border at the summit

Getting There

🇨🇿 From the Czech side:
🚶‍♀️ Reach via a red-marked ridge trail from Nové Údolí
⚠️ Path is strenuous, unsuitable for bicycles or strollers
🇩🇪 From the German side:
🚴‍♂️ Easier access, suitable for cyclists

Practical Information

💰 Price: Free admission
⏱️ Time required: Approximately 3.5 hours

Amenities and Nearby Attractions

🍻 Find a pub ('hospůdka') on the German side of the summit
🚶‍♂️ Continue hiking to Trojmezí (1321 m) where Czech, German, and Austrian borders meet
🏞️ Further trails lead to Plechý (1378 m), Stifter Monument, Plešné jezero (lake), or Nová Pec

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naturemountainhikingviewpointŠumavaborder crossing