Mountaineer guide

Published: 18.11.2008

Fudzhijama Mountain is, including with its snow cap, most famous from total 2000 Japanese volcanos, and it is a holy place for local shinto-religion. It is located in the middle of plain- lands along Pacific coast of Honshu Island, up to the height of 3776 m. of sea level.

Published: 13.10.2008

Sagarmatha (in Nepal language), Cumulangma (in Tibetan language) or Mount Everest - all these are expressions for the highest mountain of the world, situated on border between countries of Nepal and China. To the white top of the mountain, raised in an altitide of 8848 metres above sea level, there lead two main mountaineer´s ways: south-east from Nepal, and north-east from Tibet.

Published: 10.9.2008

As far as nature beauties are concerned, so Prachovské Rocks are excelling. This area belongs to oldest and most known nature reservations in Czech Republic. Nature processes were participated on its forming, so each corner of such nature is unique. Sandstone rocky formations reach even 50 m of height.

Published: 4.9.2008

The countryside full of phantasy, with picturesque small sandstone rocks, can be found near to the community of Tisá, 20 kms distant from Ústí nad Labem.

Published: 11.8.2008

Červený vrch (Red Hill) - situated in an altitude of 289 m above sea level, is placed in western part of Bohemian Highlands, 3 kms in northern direction from the town of Louny, not far from Raná Hill.

Published: 10.8.2008

Kalvarie (Calvary) – 239 m above sea level – is an expressive gneiss rocky headland, situated in a place known as Porta Bohemica in preserved nature area of Bohemian Highlands.

Published: 8.8.2008

Raná is a basaltic hill with three peaks, lonely massif, situated 6 kms in northwest direction from the town of Louny in western part of Bohemian Highlands, near to the community of identic name. This countryside is sometimes uncorrectly named as Louny-Hills, Louny-Highlands or Chožov- Highlands.

Published: 4.8.2008

Milá (510 m) is a rocky hill in western part of Bohemian Highlands. It is situated 9 kms approx. in northern direction from the town of Louny, 12 kms in south direction of Bílina and 3 kms approx. in north of Raná.

Published: 2.8.2008

Košťál („Cabbage-stump“) – 481 m – is visible even from far distance outstanding hill in western part of Bohemian Highlands, situated near to the town of Třebenice. A rocky peak is a point, where this hill differs from other hills of Bohemian Highlands.

Published: 1.8.2008

Boreč (446 m) is a hill situated in Bohemian Highlands, in a distance of 4 kms in south-west direction of the town of Lovosice. It was placed in a survey of European System of Protected Area Natura 2000. It is afforested hill , where you can find National Nature Monument Boreč with educational path of the same name.