The viewpoint is situated at the top station of the four-seat chairlift originating from the center of Harrachov.
Čertova hora translates to 'Devil's Mountain' in English.
The location is a major starting point for the 'Krkonoše Magistrala' trail for cyclists and hikers.
The giant wooden ski installation acts as a popular landmark for photo opportunities at the summit.
The elevation of 1,022 meters provides a vantage point that overlooks the famous Harrachov ski jumping hills.
The site remains accessible for tourism during both the peak summer season and the winter ski season.
Vyhlídka Harrachov is a scenic observation point located at the summit of Čertova hora (Devil's Mountain) in the Krkonoše National Park. Accessible primarily via the Delta chairlift, it provides panoramic views of the western Krkonoše range and the town of Harrachov. The summit serves as a central hub for various hiking trails and mountain bike paths. The site is situated at an elevation of 1,022 meters above sea level. It features a giant symbolic wooden ski, reflecting the town's historical and cultural association with professional ski jumping. The viewpoint area is integrated into the infrastructure of the local ski resort, which transitions between winter sports and summer tourism activities.
Beside the giant wooden ski installation at the summit.
Check wind conditions before ascending, as the summit can be significantly cooler and windier than the town valley.
Use the chairlift for the ascent to save energy, but consider walking down via the marked forest trails for better scenery.
Bring binoculars to identify specific peaks across the Krkonoše range.
Attempting to hike up from the valley without proper footwear or sufficient water, as the climb is steep and strenuous.
Operations are dependent on the chairlift schedule, which varies seasonally; the site is fully accessible in summer and winter but may see reduced operations during the shoulder seasons of May and November.
