Javoří mountains
Ruprechtický Špičák
The highest peak of the czech part of the Javoří mountains is Ruprechtický Špičák, reaching the height of 880 metres. It is situated around ten kilometres north-east from the city of Broumov and only a very few steps from Polish borders. On it´s top there is a metallic view-point tower with height of near 30 metres.
Tough ascending to the top of the hill is rewarded by georgeous views of the panorama of the entire region. Your sight will reach Krkonoše mountains from one side, Orlické mountains from another and Javoří mountains from between them.
The tower-viewpoint is accesible via well marked tourist pathways. For the less endurant ones it is possible to take a bus-which will take you nearly under the very top, or to go by car, to the end of Ruprechtice village.
Interesting places in the surroundings

Church of St. Anna, Vižňov
distance: 3008m
The original church is believed to had been built already in the first half of the 14th century. It had an allegiance towards the church in Vernéřovice after the 30-years war. Construction of the modern church started in 1724 and it was finished

Gazebo
distance: 8957m
Gazebos are frequent elements in the historic gardens. Evidence of several has been found in the monastery garden. This is the last preserved gazebo and it was built at the beginning of the 20th century, originally as an open structure, which

House of guests - Monastery Broumov
distance: 9075m
Dům hostů offers unique accommodation in newly renovated benedictine cells (rooms) straight in the heart of a region - in a national cultural monument of the Broumov Monastery. It is ideal for romantic stays or family holidays. You can choose from