National nature reserve Šerák-Keprník

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NPR Šerák - Keprník is the oldest reserve in Moravia, it was declared already in 1903 by the then owner of the estate Jan II of Liechtenstein. You can also get acquainted with it during the exploration of the beautiful hiking trail - the so-called Hřebenovka.

On the summit of Keprník (1423 metres in altitude) one finds an alpine landscape with characteristic flora. From the top of Šerák (1351 metres in altitude) as well as Keprník one has a view of the entire massif of the Králický Sněžník range, the peaks of the Jeseníky as well as the Rychlebské hory mountains. Numerous hiking trails exist here while Šerák is also an upper lift station and the site of one of the oldest mountain chalets. A moderately difficult instructional trail with a major ascent starts at Ramzová leads across Šerák, Keprník and Vřesova studánka and ends at Červenohorské sedlo.