Božídarský Špičák (1116 m a.s.l., Krušné hory)

About peak Božídarský Špičák

Česko

Karlovy Vary (Karlovarský kraj)

Logged on Vrcholovka 43x in total. Peak information here was completed by Pája, Martin Matějka a Nojby.

Božídarský Špičák is part of challenges: Backpack Full of Špičáks, Czech Volcanoes, Highest Peaks of the Ore Mountains, Nejhory Karlovarska, Thousanders of the Czech Republic, Ultrapeaks

The highest Czech volcano and the highest basalt hill in Central Europe. It is also the second highest mountain in the Czech part of the Ore Mountains. The summit is located within the Božídarské peat bog Nature Reserve, about 300 m from the marked path, and is therefore inaccessible.
For the purposes of the Czech Volcano challenge (of which it is the highest peak), it is sufficient to visit the Božídarský Špičák - viewpoint junction (1046 m).

Chalet/accommodation

There is no chalet on the peak.

Stroller access

Peak is not stroller accessible.

Views

On the summit plateau, there are several spots with partial views, including the peak of Klínovec (1244 m above sea level).

Cable car

There is no cable car to this peak.

Equipment

No special equipment is required for this summit.

Accessibility

The summit is located in the Božídarské peat bog Nature Reserve, the highest accessible point is 300 m to the west, 70 meters lower in elevation.

Nearest peaks: Barbora (1033 m,  2 km) Nad Myslivnami (995 m,  2 km) Hřeben (968 m,  2.9 km) Šance (927 m,  3.1 km) Wurzelberg (1059 m,  3.7 km)

Routes nearby

Přechod Krušných hor
(elevation gain 2400 m, 157 km)