Hiking, Trip to surroundings
Around Jeseník through Zlatý Chlum

Length: 7,7 km
Dificulty: medium
Circle: YES, Marking: marked

The trip starts by the information center in Jeseník and leads by the yellow touristic track to the crossroad called Pod Čertovými Kameny (Under Devil’s Rocks). There is a view point from the top of Devil’s Rocks to the valley of Bělá river. Then the trip continues along the blue and red track to the crossroad called Křížový Vrch (Cross Hill) and from there along the blue track around a sledge trail to Smetanovy Sady and back to the starting point.

Dist.	Location	Elevation	Marking	Description
0,0	Jeseník	436 m n.m.		crossroad with cyclo route 6042
2,1	Pod Čertovými kameny	620 m n.m.		crossroad with green route
3,0	Čertovy kameny	749 m n.m.		crossroad with blue route
3,7	Zlatý Chlum	868 m n.m.		crossroad with red route
5,6	Křížový vrch	612 m n.m.		crossroad with red route
7,7	Jeseník	436 m n.m.

	Jeseník – A town called “The Pearl of Jeseník Area” for it is situated in a beautiful nature. Among the interesting architecture is an originally renaissance town hall from 17th century and originally gothic church from 1418.
	Čertovy kameny – The rock formation of Čertovy kameny consists of several rock walls of granite pegmatite. The main rock which is over 100m is one of the most massive rock walls in the Jeseníky Mountains. At the top is a viewing platform from which is a beautiful view of the valley of the Bělá river.
	Zlatý Chlum – Hill Zlatý Chlum rises above the town of Jeseník and dominates the area of Jeseník. A stone 26-meter-high lookout tower has been standing on the top since 1899. After climbing 145 steps you will have a beautiful view of the Rychlebské Mountains, Hrubý Jeseník, Králický Sněžník, Biskupská hora and the Polish plain. In good weather, the lookout tower can be seen directly from the town of Jeseník, and if there is a flag above it, it is open.
	Křížový vrch – The Chapel of St. Anne stands on the top and once a year there is a pilgrimage holy Mass.