Brloh (1159 m a.s.l., Šumava)

About peak Brloh

Česko

Český Krumlov (Jihočeský kraj)

Logged on Vrcholovka 10x in total. Peak information here was completed by Bouřka, Michal Kříž a Martin Matějka.

Brloh is part of challenge: Šumavské tisícovky

The name Brloh is unofficial and is derived from the oronym of the adjacent northern slopes that descend into the valley of the Medvědí potok. The summit itself is unnamed on maps. It is a rather inconspicuous outcrop of the ridge, where we can find small rock formations. The saddle is very shallow, about 5-6 meters, thus on the very edge of the criteria for secondary peaks. Brloh is covered by mixed forest, predominantly beech and spruce. The middle-aged forest is quite passable but does not allow for views. (tisicovky.cz)
Height according to the ČÚZK map is 1158.6 m. According to elevation analysis, it is 1158.71 m and the saddle is 1153.98 m, giving a prominence of 4.7 m, making it more of a bump than a secondary thousand-meter peak.

Chalet/accommodation

There is no chalet on the peak.

Stroller access

Peak is not stroller accessible.

Views

There are no views from the peak.

Cable car

There is no cable car to this peak.

Equipment

No special equipment is required for this summit.

Accessibility

Peak is freely accessible.

Nearest peaks: Fleischhackerberg (1222 m,  0.9 km) Fleischhackerberg JV2 (1035 m,  1 km) Fleischhackerberg JV (1040 m,  1.1 km) Obere Grüneisfelsen (1047 m,  1.1 km) Kopka (1119 m,  1.2 km) Tokaniště (1036 m,  1.2 km) Grüneisfelsen (940 m,  1.4 km) Smrčina/Hochficht (1338 m,  1.9 km) Sulzberg SZ (939 m,  2 km) Stinglfelsen (1260 m,  2.3 km) Smrčina S (1304 m,  2.4 km) Schönbergfelsen (1305 m,  2.5 km) Sperrbűhel (982 m,  2.6 km) Sulzberg (1041 m,  3.4 km)

Routes nearby

Přechod NP Šumava
(elevation gain 2456 m, 101 km)
Via Czechia: Jižní stezka
(elevation gain 10400 m, 1051 km)