724 m n.m.
152 m
Nejhory Českosaska
The most prominent mountains of the Czech-Saxon Switzerland.
The Czech side is called Děčínská vrchovina, and its most valuable parts are protected by the national park České Švýcarsko and the rest by the Protected Landscape Area Labské pískovce.
The German side of the mountain range is called Elbsandsteingebirge and is protected by the national park Sächsische Schweiz.
- 1 seven-thousander (Děčínský Sněžník) and 3 six-thousanders
- 16 ultra peaks - 6 in Czech Switzerland and 10 in Saxony
- 21 Czech hills with a prominence of 50-99 meters
- 36 accessible hills for climbing (3 inaccessible)
New: added six-thousanders Nad stěnami and Tiské stěny.
The Czech side is called Děčínská vrchovina, and its most valuable parts are protected by the national park České Švýcarsko and the rest by the Protected Landscape Area Labské pískovce.
The German side of the mountain range is called Elbsandsteingebirge and is protected by the national park Sächsische Schweiz.
- 1 seven-thousander (Děčínský Sněžník) and 3 six-thousanders
- 16 ultra peaks - 6 in Czech Switzerland and 10 in Saxony
- 21 Czech hills with a prominence of 50-99 meters
- 36 accessible hills for climbing (3 inaccessible)
New: added six-thousanders Nad stěnami and Tiské stěny.
