1423 m n.m.
664 m
bronze level
Nejhory Kladska
Kladsko was a Czech region from the 10th century until 1742, when it was annexed to Prussia during the Silesian Wars (and after World War II to Poland). It is surrounded by several prominent mountain ranges - Králický Sněžník, Rychlebské hory, Soví hory, Stolové hory, Orlické hory, Bystřické hory, and more. So, a peak bagger's paradise, with 7 ultra-thousanders, 20 thousanders, and 30 ultra-hills :)
Bronze level
Thousanders and ultra-hills on the Czech-Kladská border,including Králický Sněžník, Smrk, Vrchmezí, or Borůvková.
A total of 13 mountains, all accessible.
Silver level
All 20 Kladská thousanders, 3 ultra-hills on the border, and5 inland ultra-hills with a prominence over 200 m.
A total of 28 mountains, all accessible.
Gold level
All 20 Kladská thousanders and 30 ultra-hills.A total of 50 mountains, Skalniak inaccessible (NP Stolové hory).
