About the trip
A legendary crossroads and rest area in the Mumlava valley at an altitude of approximately 1,030 m above sea level, between Lysá hora and Vosecká bouda – here the Mumlava river is formed by the confluence of the Malá and Velká Mumlava streams. The name is connected with legends about Krakonoš, the lord of the Krkonoše mountains.
Alternative routes
By car to Harrachov, then on foot
5.8 km130 min+330 mIf the journey from the apartments is too long, you can drive to Harrachov and continue on foot along the Mumlava valley on Harrachova cesta – about 5.8 km from the central parking by the Harrachov bus station, past Mumlavský waterfall, with about 330 m of gentle, steady climbing, roughly 2 hours there (faster on the way back, downhill).




