The second part of the scenic hike through the Ondřejník Massif in the Podbeskydy Uplands. At the top of Ondřejník we admire the magnificent panorama of the Podbeskydy Uplands and the Moravian-Silesian Beskids. Then we head south along the ridge of the Ondřejník Massif, enjoying distant views on both sides. After descending to the Ondřejník Pass, we ascend a small, unnamed peak 903 m a.s.l. and right behind it another peak called Stanovec. We cross a shallow pass and ascend the peak of Skalka, the highest in the Podbeskydy Uplands.


Virtual hike: Ascent Skalka to from Ondřejník, Czech Republic
Route: Ondřejník (890 m a.s.l.; 49.584633, 18.312938) – Ondřejník Pass (760 m a.s.l.; 49.574880, 18.310475) – Unnamed peak (903 m a.s.l.; 49.568016, 18.306313) – Stanovec (899 m a.s.l.; 49.561069, 18.309149) – Skalka sedlo (888 m a.s.l.; 49.557599, 18.305804) – Skalka (964 m a.s.l.; 49.552803, 18.300860)
Trail designation: blue trail, path marked on the map
Length: about 3,9 km
Walking time: about 1:20 h
Sum of approaches: 223 m
Sum down: 148 m

00:00:17 Ondřejník
00:23:22 Ondřejník Pass
00:43:06 Unnamed peak
00:55:59 Stanovec
01:01:50 Skalka Pass
01:15:40 Skalka

Skalka – a peak with a height of 964 m a.s.l. in the Podbeskydy Uplands. It is located in the southern part of the Ondřejník Massif and is the highest peak of the Podbeskydy Uplands.

Hike recorded on June 29, 2024.