The Moravskoslezske Beskydy mountains are situated in Frydek-Mistek, Novy Jicin and Valasske Mezirici regions. Beskydy are the most extensive range in the Zapadni Karpaty mountains on Czech side. Since 1973 it has been a natural reservation. The highest peak of these mountains is Lysa hora with its 1324 meters above sea level. Other well-known hills are Radhost (place where a lot of legends took place, with famous monument of pagan god Radegast), Knehyne (1257m), Smrk (1276m), Travny (1203m) and Maly Smrk (1174m). Accessing of the Beskydy mountains for tourists had caused a large development of recreation property, hotels and bungalows.
The Javorniky mountains are an elongation of the ridge of the same name located on Czech side. The highest peak here is the Velky Javornik hill with 1071 meters above sea level. Greater part of Javorniky lies in Slovak Republic. The tourist most attractive places are for example Bumbalka or Kohutka-Portas.
List of places
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