1603 m n.m.
1197 m
bronze level
Koruna Sudet
Koruna Sudet includes the highest mountains of the Sudeten range. The Sudetes, or Krkonošsko-jesenická subprovince, is divided into 4 areas (Krkonošská, Orlická, Jesenická, and Podhůří) and spans 3 countries (Czech Republic, Poland, and Germany). The bronze level list is based on Polish tourist badges Koruna Sudet (the peaks of the 22 highest Sudeten mountains) and Koruna českých Sudet (peaks from lower ranges as well). The highest points of foothills, basins, and troughs with a prominence of less than 100 meters are excluded. The silver and gold levels expand the Crown to include all Sudeten ultrametric peaks, thousand-meter peaks, and ultrahills with a prominence of over 200 m.
Bronze level
Koruna Sudet16 peaks in the Czech Republic,
12 peaks in Poland (including the border peaks Sněžka and Králický Sněžník),
1 peak in Germany (border peak Luž).
A total of 26 peaks, all accessible.
Silver level
Nejhory SudetCrown and 42 ultrapeaks and 33 ultrahills with a prominence > 200 m.
A total of 79 peaks, 3 inaccessible (Vysoké Kolo, Luční hora, Kotel).
Gold level
Nejhory + Tisícovky SudetNejhory and all 190 thousand-meter peaks, of which 164 are in the Czech Republic and 26 are beyond the border.
A total of 227 peaks (19 inaccessible) for the biggest fans of the Sudetes :)
