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North Bohemia, Czechia
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The Central Bohemian Uplands (České Středohoří) constitute a protected landscape area in North Bohemia.
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The highest peak of the range (837 m), with uninterrupted views of the surroundings. A meteological station with paid entrance at the top contains a one-room museum and lookgout tower. It is considered one of the most windy mountains in the country, with just 8 days of calm weather and most number of thunderstorms (31 a year on average). A small buffet and a shelter are available at the top.
(570 m)
A set of three peaks with up to 457m height.
(509 m)
(726 m)
A volcanic formation around 30 million years old, made of basalt columns.
A peak with good views of Milesovka, Lovos and the nearby quarry.
These cities are good starting point to explore Central Bohemian Uplands:
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Prague · International · PRG
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