Jelení vrch (345 m a.s.l.) is the highest hill in the Mohelnická brázda depression in northeastern Czechia, and a quietly rewarding entry on the Czech Sudeten Crown list. It won't challenge your legs, but it will offer you genuine Moravian forest solitude.

The hill is entirely covered in mixed forest and has a broad, dome-shaped summit that blends seamlessly into the surrounding massif — making it tricky to pinpoint exactly where the top is. To the west, the valley of the Morava river clearly defines the hill's edge. The whole area falls within the Litovelské Pomoraví Protected Landscape Area, crisscrossed by cycling trails.

• Mohelnice (at the western foot of the hill) — no official marked hiking trail leads to the summit; access is possible via forest tracks and paths that traverse the slopes.

• Jelení vrch is part of the Czech Sudeten Crown — a popular peak-bagging list among Czech hikers.
• No marked tourist trail leads to the summit.
• The surrounding Litovelské Pomoraví landscape area has numerous cycling routes.

The massif surrounding Jelení vrch hosts many similarly-sized hills including Bradlec (342 m) and Hradisko (316 m) — making this corner of Moravia a pleasant destination for an easy woodland ramble.