Three Tops of Solanská
České středohoří · CHKO České středohoří · Point to point · hiked March 2022
A 29.2 km solo ridge walk for view collectors — the full Solanská hora massif from Bělušice, all three tops, down to Třebívlice.
No marked trail serves the Solanská hora crest, so bring a map you trust — you pick your own way onto the ridge and between the tops. In exchange, you will almost certainly have all three summits and their views to yourself.
From the Bělušice stop the way works east through Chrámce, Lužice and Dřevce, rolling farmland with the massif growing ahead. The climb to Solanská hora itself lands you on the open summit slope — one of the great wide views of the region, the lower Ohře basin at your feet with Hazmburk and Říp floating in it. The crest walk continues over Dlouhý vrch to Třtín, whose eastern top repeats the panorama from a new angle; between the tops the ridge is quiet woods.

The descent drops south through Skalice and Dřemčice into Třebívlice, where the little station connects via Lovosice back to Prague.
Practical info
| Start | Bělušice railway stop — by train, bus |
|---|---|
| End | Třebívlice railway station — by train |
| Terrain | forest path |
| Links | Open route on Mapy.com |
| GPX | Download track |
On the way
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Solanská hora
A three-topped forest massif (Solanská hora 638 m, Dlouhý vrch 618 m, Třtín 601 m) with no marked trail — its open summit slope gives one of the finest views over the lower Ohře basin.
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Dřemčice
A small village of the Třebívlice parish under the southern rim of the range — the trailhead for the blue-marked climb to Blešenský vrch.
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Třebívlice
A wine village on the southern rim of the hills where Ulrika von Levetzow — Goethe's last love — lived and is buried; chateau exhibition and a working winery.

