Černá hora (Bohemian Forest)
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| height | 1315 m nm | |
| location | Czech Republic | |
| Mountains | Bohemian forest | |
| Coordinates | 48 ° 58 '43 " N , 13 ° 33' 3" E | |
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The Černá hora (German: Schwarzberg ) is a mountain in the Bohemian Forest , Czech Republic .
location
The summit of the mountain reaches a height of 1315 m nm and is about 1 km north of the border with Bavaria . The administrative border between the municipalities of Modrava and Kvilda ( Aussergefild ) runs from west to south over the summit , which also delimits Plzeňský kraj (i.e. West Bohemia) to South Bohemia .
To the east of it rise the Stráž ( Postberg , 1308 m nm ) with its secondary peaks Holý vrch ( Hohebretterberg , 1294 m nm ) and the Siebensteinkopf ( 1263 m ) located 200 m south of the Bohemian-Bavarian border . To the north, the Schwarzberg is separated by the high moor Černohorský močál ( Markfilz ) located at 1175 m nm from the 1244 m nm high Čertův vrch ( Steinköpfel ) and its sub-peak Tetřev ( Hanifberg , 1260 m nm ). Other peaks nearby are:
- 4 km south west lying Velká Mokrůvka ( Moorberg , 1370 m nm ) which is the highest elevation of the Pilsner circuit and a secondary peak of Lusen ( 1373 m is) in Bavaria.
- the 8 km to the west lying Plattenhausenriegel ( 1376 m ) with its Bohemian secondary summit Blatný vrch ( 1367 m nm )
Below the steep eastern slope is a moorland in which the Teplá Vltava ( Warm Vltava ) rises at an altitude of 1170 m nm . The Reschbach rises on the southern slope and flows around the next Bavarian town of Finsterau to the west below the Ederplatten ( 1065 m ) .
The closest places are Kvilda ( Aussergefild ), 5 km northeast, and Finsterau, 6 km south.
Hiking trails and a ski hiking trail on the Šumavská magistrála (Bohemian Forest Highway) do not lead to the summit of the Black Mountain, but cross its southern flank parallel to the state border.
