Do you know the height of Sněžka, our highest mountain?

To Sněžka from Malá Úpa!

Sněžka is definitely the icon of the Czech mountains. It's 1,603 meters above sea level, which makes it the highest mountain in the Czech Republic. Almost everyone who's into Czech mountains and hiking knows this. But do you know where you can see Sněžka from the best perspective? The answer is simple – from Malá Úpa!

The most beautiful view of Sněžka is from Malá Úpa.

If you are looking for the most beautiful view of Sněžka, Malá Úpa is the right place to start. For those who want to see Sněžka in all its majesty and enjoy a beautiful mountain hike at the same time, the route through the Maloúpské tisícovky is a great choice. This route will take you through several peaks that rise above 1,000 meters above sea level and offers not only beautiful views of Sněžka, but also a wider panorama of the Krkonoše Mountains.

From Malá Úpa, you can take the red tourist trail towards Jelenka, from where you continue via Svorová hora and Tabule. From this location, you will be able to enjoy a truly unique view of Sněžka, which will spread out in all its beauty. The trail is not too difficult and, in addition to views of Sněžka, it offers peaceful mountain nature and fascinating scenery.

For those who love longer hikes, there is the option of climbing the Maloúpské tisícovky, which are peaks such as Pomezní hřeben, Cestník, and Lysečinská hora, from where you will enjoy even more beautiful views not just of Sněžka, but also of the entire Krkonoše landscape. This trail is ideal for those who want to spend a day in nature, recharge their batteries, and admire the beauty of our highest mountains.

Sunrise on Sněžka? Yes!

Would you like to experience something truly unforgettable? Catch the sunrise on Sněžka. This exceptional spectacle is one of the most beautiful experiences the mountains have to offer. If you set off from Malá Úpa in the early morning, you will experience a magical momento when the first rays of sunlight illuminate the summit of Sněžka and spread their golden light across the mountain ridges.