1116 m n.m.
108 m
bronze level
Czech Volcanoes
All Czech volcanoes according to the list on Treking.cz, compiled by Otakar Brandos based on expert geological literature.
Note: The list includes only volcanoes from which lava has erupted to the surface and spread into the surroundings. It excludes laccoliths (intrusive sub-surface bodies formed by the intrusion of hot lava into disrupted layers of the substrate, e.g., Milešovka, Kletečná, Vlhošť, Bezděz, or Kunětická hora) and domes (lava has erupted to the surface but solidified without spreading into the surroundings, e.g., Hněvín, Zlatník, or Špičák near Most).
Note: The list includes only volcanoes from which lava has erupted to the surface and spread into the surroundings. It excludes laccoliths (intrusive sub-surface bodies formed by the intrusion of hot lava into disrupted layers of the substrate, e.g., Milešovka, Kletečná, Vlhošť, Bezděz, or Kunětická hora) and domes (lava has erupted to the surface but solidified without spreading into the surroundings, e.g., Hněvín, Zlatník, or Špičák near Most).
Bronze level
The highest, most prominent, and most isolated Czech volcanoes. Height over 1000 m, prominence over 200 m, or isolation over 10 km.Silver level
High, prominent, and isolated Czech volcanoes. Height over 1000 m, prominence over 100 m, or isolation over 5 km.Gold level
All Czech volcanoes.
