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Krkonose - Snezka sunrise from Pec pod Snezkou and back - September 7, 2013

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Distance
9.89 mi
Elevation gain
3,018 ft
Technical difficulty
Moderate
Elevation loss
3,018 ft
Max elevation
5,222 ft
TrailRank 
41 5
Min elevation
2,533 ft
Trail type
Loop
Coordinates
2392
Uploaded
September 7, 2013
Recorded
September 2013
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near Pec pod Sněžkou, Královéhradecký (Czechia)

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Photo ofKrkonose - Snezka sunrise from Pec pod Snezkou and back - September 7, 2013 Photo ofKrkonose - Snezka sunrise from Pec pod Snezkou and back - September 7, 2013 Photo ofKrkonose - Snezka sunrise from Pec pod Snezkou and back - September 7, 2013

Itinerary description

The sunrise was forecasted for today on 6h24. The trail started in Pec pod Snezkou at quarter past 4. I was following a green tourist mark and went through Ruzohorky and rebuilt Ruzova Hora cabine car station. Then I approached Snezka via yellow tourist mark. The next point down the hill from Snezka was Obri bouda and the great way through Obri dul. I was back again in Pec pod Snezkou about half past 8.

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  • vladak May 15, 2019

    I have followed this trail  View more

    I've done this trail in early May which was exceptionally cold this year. There was still lots of snow around the way. I started shortly after 4 AM from the parking below funicular. The sunrise happened as I approached the base of Snezka. On the top I had the scenery just for myself until someone approached from the Polish side around half past 6. The scenery was exceptional - especially the polish side with small pieces of fog down below. The descent was arguably harder than ascent. Due to conditions I'd recommend good hiking boots and interchangeable layers - I started in hybrid jacket and put my hardshell on as I climbed Snezka in the exposed terrain. Good gloves and hiking poles (+ head lamp for the early section through the wood) were a must for me. When I was walking along the cottages near the base of Obri dul, I noticed the grass was still covered with ice. Really nice experience in overall, sometimes hiking all alone is the best thing.

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