Špičák is a modest peak rising to 281 m above sea level, one of several hills across Czechia sharing this common name, which translates roughly as 'fang' or 'tusk' — a nod to the pointed silhouette many of these summits share.

Don't expect dramatic alpine drama here — this is a low, gentle hill perfect for a relaxed walk or a family outing away from the busier Sudeten trails. The surrounding countryside offers a peaceful, green atmosphere that changes nicely with the seasons, from fresh spring greenery to golden autumn colors.

• Nearest town or village — short, easy approach, suitable for all fitness levels

Interestingly, Špičák is one of the most repeated peak names in the Czech Republic, appearing from the Jizera Mountains all the way to the Jeseníky range, so it's worth double-checking which one you're heading to.