Trojhora

A 456 m triple-topped rock ridge near Třebušín — a short exposed scramble with wide views, dangerous when wet.

Trojhora — “three-hill” — is a bare volcanic ridge about 150 m long whose rock crest is split by natural clefts into three parts, which gives the hill its name and its profile. The main summit is limburgite, the rest sodalitic trachyte, and the crest stands free above the trees. It is not high, but the final scramble to the top is steep and the traverse of the crest is exposed — genuinely dangerous when the rock is wet. The reward is a view out of all proportion to the elevation.

A spur path leads up from the yellow-marked trail between Třebušín and Staňkovice, about 9 km northeast of Litoměřice.