Kramářova chata on Suchý vrch
Orličky
Suchý vrch is the highest peak (995 m above sea level) of the Bukovohorská Highlands, which is located at the southeastern end of the Orlické Mountains. Suchý vrch is located about 6 km southwest of the town of Králíky and about 7 km northeast of the town of Jablonné nad Orlicí. It forms a dominant double peak for its surroundings with the slightly lower Bradl. Suchý vrch lies directly on the historical border of Bohemia and Moravia. Suchý vrch is mainly a very famous tourist destination in East Bohemia. The Jirásek Tourist Route passes directly over the peak. There is a 33 m high lookout tower (originally a water tower) on the peak. From here it is possible to see Šerlich, Kralický Sněžník, Kladsko, Hrubý Jeseník with Praděd and, under good conditions, also Sněžka. In winter, cross-country trails are groomed here, and nearby (about 5 km) there is a new ski resort, Ski Park Červená Voda and the Čenkovice ski resort. Not far from the top of Suchý vrch is a part of the Czechoslovak fortifications of 1935-1938. The Bouda artillery fort is currently the largest museum of Czechoslovak permanent fortifications in the Czech Republic.