Šluknov Hill Country - Schluckenau Hill Country - Šluknov Hill Country / Schluckenau Hill Country

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Nice trip. From Rybniste after the red to Jedlová.

The Šluknov Upland is a geographically named natural area with rugged terrain with a median height of about 423 meters above sea level, in terms of the regional breakdown of the earth's surface (geo-relief) of the geomorphological unit of approximately 275 km² in the Šluknov promontory. It is situated within the administrative area within the Ústí nad Labem Region. From the west, north and east it is limited by the state border with Germany, roughly from the edge of the Bohemian Switzerland National Park under Bird's Hill (415 m) in the cadastral area (cadastral) of Kopec to the Lužnička stream on the cadastral territory. Dolní Podluží. The boundary with the natural area of ​​the Lusatian Mountains then continues approximately to Jiřetín pod Jedlovou, Horní Podluží, Rybništi, from it to the SSZ to Kamenná Horka and Dlouhý důl, then in the interface with Děčínská vrchovina under Kamenný vrch (509 m) west of the summit and from it to Bird Hill (415 m) and again to the state border with Germany. The natural area is divided into two geomorphological sub-units, the Šenov Upland (western part) and Rumburk Upland (east). The highest point on the Earth's surface is a short ridge with the peak Hrazený (610 m) on the cadastral area. Knížecí (part of Velký Šenov). The ridge is situated NW - SE, rocky ascents in the south-eastern part and the so-called second peak with the trigonometric point Na číhané (608 m), near the red tourist route of the Czech Tourists Club, Brtníky - Hrazený - Šluknov section. . Natural area interwoven with marked hiking trails with many tourist attractions, in the western part of the Elbe Sandstone Protected Landscape Area, in it the top Tanečnice (598 m), in the top part since 1905 the observation tower, once called the Bismarck Tower. Lookout tower on the site of the former triangular wooden tower from the 19th century, built during the mapping of the territory of the former Austria-Hungary. Tzv. Bismarck's stone towers in various designs, built around two hundred, were built in the German-speaking part of Europe, symbolically related to the former German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck (1815–1898), who in 1881 pushed through the introduction of a social insurance system today we would say the state pension system. To the top of Tanečnice there is a blue tourist route, section Tomášov (locality of Mikulášovice) - Tanečnice - Horní Poustevna (in the village Dolní Poustevna eg the lookout tower of the evangelical church) - Lipová - Šluknov. On the route, for example the Stations of the Cross and the chapel on the top of Jáchym (472 m), the dilapidated Baroque chateau in Lipová and the reconstructed chateau in Šluknov with a museum, in which there is a permanent exhibition of the Šluknov Region on the natural area. Tourist attraction is Vlčí hora (581 m) of volcanic origin, the magnetovec rock here acts, for example, on the deflection of the compass needle, in the top part, the lookout tower, the lookout tower on the nearby peak Dymník (515 m). CZ200220