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POLSKÉ JIZERKY
Event by: Výlety pro radost, CA Engeltour
Location: Prague Astronomical Clock, Staroměstské náměstí 1, Praha 1
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https://www.engeltour.cz/polske-jizerky/
Jakuszyce * Wysoka Kopa - the highest mountain of the Jizera Mountains (1126 m )* Izerskie Garby (1084 m) * Zwalisko (1046 m) * Wysoki Kamien (1058 m) * Szklarska Poręba
15 km trip to the highest peak of the Polish Jizera Mountains
Passengers from Prague will be transported to Liberec, where they will meet either by car (parking at the railway station) or by bus. Ideal connection from Prague, Černý Most Regiojet at 8.00, at the bus station in Liberec (final station), which is right opposite the train station, arriving at 9.15
* meeting of all participants at the train station in Liberec
* 09.35 - departure from Liberec by train to Jakuszyce
* 15 km route with a guide along the peaks of the Jizera Mountains on the Polish side
* departure from Szklarske Poręby
* 7:18 p.m. - return to Liberec, departure of participants
For those traveling by continuing bus to Prague, we recommend booking a Regiojet bus departing at 7:40 p.m. from the bus station (opposite the train station).
Price: CZK 430 (single price)
The price includes: train fare there and back, guide services
Wysoka Kopa - the highest mountain in the Jizera Mountains (1126 m)
With a height of 1126 m above sea level, it is the absolute highest mountain in the Jizera Mountains. It lies on the Polish side. The peak is deforested as a result of emissions from the last century, today young spruces grow here. The mountain is made up of orthogneiss rock, which was formed by the transformation of granite igneous rock. In the saddle between Přední kupá and Vysoká kupá is the highest peatland in the Jizera Mountains at an altitude of 1100 meters, where many unusual types of plants grow. There is no kleč here, but a rather unusual stunted spruce stand. Representatives of the rare flora here are mainly the black sedge and the bisexual sedge.
From the top there is a beautiful view of the Jizera Mountains, the Giant Mountains and the Polish interior.
Wysoki Kamien (1058 m)
Wysoki Kamień rises west above Szklarská Poręba at an altitude of 1058 m, it lies in the High Ridge of the Jizera Mountains. There are picturesque rocks at the top. One of the most beautiful panoramas in the Sudetenland can be seen from the top. The Krkonoše Mountains, Rudawy Janowickie, the Jizera Mountains and their foothills, the Kačava Mountains and their foothills and the Jelenohorská Basin can be seen. Giant Mountains (Karkonosze) in southwestern Poland, in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, 6 km from the former border crossing to the Czech Republic Jakuszyce/Harrachov. The railway connection with the Czech Republic (Harrachov) was restored after the reconstruction of the railway line in August 2010
More here: https://www.engeltour.cz/polske-jizerky/?fbclid=IwY2xjawSBdGFleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETB0NnNkWVVUMElpa244MGt1c3J0YwZhcHB faWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHpCvQmcqKVVHDy93A41j9vSTdtlXHvDiG_eMg0iRfrGCcsYy3zJorgoK0GjD_aem_RFs1buZb1kmr7FnrqLdEiw
https://www.engeltour.cz/polske-jizerky/
Jakuszyce * Wysoka Kopa - the highest mountain of the Jizera Mountains (1126 m )* Izerskie Garby (1084 m) * Zwalisko (1046 m) * Wysoki Kamien (1058 m) * Szklarska Poręba
15 km trip to the highest peak of the Polish Jizera Mountains
Passengers from Prague will be transported to Liberec, where they will meet either by car (parking at the railway station) or by bus. Ideal connection from Prague, Černý Most Regiojet at 8.00, at the bus station in Liberec (final station), which is right opposite the train station, arriving at 9.15
* meeting of all participants at the train station in Liberec
* 09.35 - departure from Liberec by train to Jakuszyce
* 15 km route with a guide along the peaks of the Jizera Mountains on the Polish side
* departure from Szklarske Poręby
* 7:18 p.m. - return to Liberec, departure of participants
For those traveling by continuing bus to Prague, we recommend booking a Regiojet bus departing at 7:40 p.m. from the bus station (opposite the train station).
Price: CZK 430 (single price)
The price includes: train fare there and back, guide services
Wysoka Kopa - the highest mountain in the Jizera Mountains (1126 m)
With a height of 1126 m above sea level, it is the absolute highest mountain in the Jizera Mountains. It lies on the Polish side. The peak is deforested as a result of emissions from the last century, today young spruces grow here. The mountain is made up of orthogneiss rock, which was formed by the transformation of granite igneous rock. In the saddle between Přední kupá and Vysoká kupá is the highest peatland in the Jizera Mountains at an altitude of 1100 meters, where many unusual types of plants grow. There is no kleč here, but a rather unusual stunted spruce stand. Representatives of the rare flora here are mainly the black sedge and the bisexual sedge.
From the top there is a beautiful view of the Jizera Mountains, the Giant Mountains and the Polish interior.
Wysoki Kamien (1058 m)
Wysoki Kamień rises west above Szklarská Poręba at an altitude of 1058 m, it lies in the High Ridge of the Jizera Mountains. There are picturesque rocks at the top. One of the most beautiful panoramas in the Sudetenland can be seen from the top. The Krkonoše Mountains, Rudawy Janowickie, the Jizera Mountains and their foothills, the Kačava Mountains and their foothills and the Jelenohorská Basin can be seen. Giant Mountains (Karkonosze) in southwestern Poland, in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, 6 km from the former border crossing to the Czech Republic Jakuszyce/Harrachov. The railway connection with the Czech Republic (Harrachov) was restored after the reconstruction of the railway line in August 2010
More here: https://www.engeltour.cz/polske-jizerky/?fbclid=IwY2xjawSBdGFleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETB0NnNkWVVUMElpa244MGt1c3J0YwZhcHB faWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHpCvQmcqKVVHDy93A41j9vSTdtlXHvDiG_eMg0iRfrGCcsYy3zJorgoK0GjD_aem_RFs1buZb1kmr7FnrqLdEiw