Radegast (1106 m a.s.l., Moravian-Silesian Beskids)

About Radegastu

Česko

Vsetín (Zlínský kraj)

Logged on Vrcholovka 1891x in total.

Radegast is part of challenges: Crown of the Moravian-Silesian Beskids, Highest Peaks of the Moravian-Silesian Beskids, Nejhory Valašska, Nejhory Zlínska, Thousanders of the Czech Republic, Via Czechia Severní stezka

Radegast is a mountain on the Radhošť Ridge in the Moravian-Silesian Beskids, 1 km southwest of Pusteven and 2.5 km east-northeast of Radhoště. Just below the summit stands a more than 3-meter tall statue of the Slavic god of the Sun and abundance, Radegast, created in 1931 by Czech-American Albín Polášek, after whom the mountain is named. It is covered with mixed forest dominated by spruce, with meadows in places offering partial views.

Chalet/accommodation

Next to the Radegast statue, there is a snack stand. You can refresh yourself at the nearby Radhošť or Pustevny.

Stroller access

This peak is accessible with a stroller.

Views

There are views near the summit, but not directly from it.

Cable car

You can use the cable car from Ráztoka to Pustevny, from there continue along the ridge.
It is also possible to drive to Pustevny.

Equipment

No special equipment is required for this summit.

Accessibility

Peak is freely accessible.

Nearest peaks: Radegast Z1 (1100 m,  0.6 km) Radegast Z2 (1099 m,  1.2 km) Tanečnice Z (1077 m,  1.5 km) Tanečnice (1084 m,  2 km) Kamenné V (797 m,  2.1 km) Mjaší (902 m,  2.1 km) Bečovská Kyčera (783 m,  2.4 km) Zmrzlý vrch (1043 m,  2.6 km) Na Grúni (670 m,  3 km) Nořičí hora (1047 m,  3.1 km) Rochlená (691 m,  3.1 km) Kršlený (632 m,  3.2 km) U Vašutků S (673 m,  3.4 km)

Routes nearby

Přechod hřebene - Palkovické hůrky v podhůří Moravskoslezských Beskyd
(elevation gain 450 m, 12 km)