The two towers are connected by a 25-meter-long footbridge suspended 15 meters above the ground.
The structure was originally built in 1999 as a telecommunications relay station before being converted for tourism.
A total of 149 steps lead to the observation platforms.
The location sits directly on the border ridge between the Czech Republic and Poland.
The steel lattice design is intentionally industrial to reflect the history of the site's original telecommunications purpose.
Boundary Peak Lookout Tower, known locally as Rozhledna Hraniční vrch, is a dual-tower steel observation structure situated at an altitude of 541 meters above sea level near Město Albrechtice. The site consists of two identical 25-meter-high towers connected by a bridge, repurposed from former telecommunication masts. It offers panoramic views of the Jeseníky Mountains, the Opava region, and the Polish borderland. The towers were opened to the public in 2011 following a conversion project by the town of Město Albrechtice. The structure remains a popular destination for hikers navigating the Zlaté Hory highland trails. It is located on the Hraniční vrch hill, which historically served as a boundary point between former administrative regions.
The center of the connecting footbridge, looking outward toward the Jeseníky mountain silhouette.
Wear sturdy hiking boots as the access paths are unpaved and can be muddy.
Bring binoculars to identify distant peaks in the Jeseníky mountain range.
Check weather conditions before departing, as high winds on the open platform can make the structure vibrate.
Attempting the climb during thunderstorms due to the exposed metal structure.
Maintain a quiet volume as sound carries across the open terrain; remove litter, as there are no trash bins at the top.
