Harrachov: Lanová dráha Čertova Hora "Delta" - Sports area Harrachov, Inc. - Orea Resort Sklar Harrachov
Harrachov pairs a long ski-sport tradition with a forested mountain setting in a way that reflects its position in the Krkonoše Mountains close to Poland. The town lies in the valley of the Mumlava, while Čertova hora rises above its built-up centre and carries part of the local downhill-skiing infrastructure, including the Delta chairlift. Sportovní areál Harrachov is also known for its ski-jumping complex, which has hosted major international competitions. Away from the runs, Harrachov is closely associated with glassmaking: its glassworks was founded in 1712 and continues the town’s centuries-old craft identity. OREA Resort Sklář stands within this compact mountain resort, where accommodation, woodland and sporting facilities meet.
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The Mumlava River defines the setting of Harrachov — it runs through this Krkonoše mountain town near the Polish border, accompanying streets, woodland and the route towards Mumlava Waterfall. Harrachov is one of Czechia’s established winter-sports centres, with the Čerťák ski-jump complex a prominent feature of the town. Glassmaking is equally central to its identity: the Harrachov glassworks dates to 1712, and its museum traces a craft associated with the settlement for centuries. In warmer months, marked paths lead into Krkonoše National Park, while the border location connects Harrachov with the wider Sudetes. Find related webcams across the Krkonoše region to gain a broader sense of Harrachov and its mountain surroundings.
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