⛰️ Vysoká hole, at 1,464 meters, is the second highest mountain in Moravia, located just 2.5 km south of the Praděd summit.
🔍 Its unique peak features a distinctive one-kilometer-long and 400-meter-wide plateau, a rare geological remnant from the Pleistocene era.
🏞️ Experience stunning panoramic views of multiple highlands and mountain ranges, including Krkonoše and the Polish and Slovak Carpathians, especially on clear days.
🚶♀️ Hike along the main ridge trail connecting Skřítek saddle, Praděd, and Červenohorské sedlo.
📜 Discover historical landmarks, including a 17th-century Baroque boundary stone and remnants of World War II military facilities.
☁️ Views are highly dependent on good weather; fog or clouds can obscure the panorama.
⏱️ Requires at least 2 hours for a visit, not suitable for a very quick stop.
👣 The main ridge hiking trail crosses the mountain, offering a scenic route.
⏳ Plan for approximately 2 hours to fully explore the summit plateau and enjoy the views.
🏰 On the summit plateau, find an early Baroque sandstone boundary stone dating back to 1681.
✈️ Explore the area's military past, including a field airport and other facilities built by the German army during World War II.
💣 Witness hundreds of depressions on the southern slope, remnants of artillery exercises conducted by the Czechoslovak army between 1919 and 1922.