The mountain cone reaches 836.5 m above sea level and is the highest mountain in the Czech Central Highlands. Milešovka is exposed mainly to the western current and can be very windy here. The trail to the top is not long, but you can get sweaty because it is steep. The easiest point to start the ascent is the village of Milešov, near the playground there is a parking lot and info panel about the area. Only in Czech but with QR codes for German and English. The return trip is about 6 KM / 90-120 min. Follow the red tourist sign. From the top of the mountain there is a stunning circular view of the distant surroundings. In 1905, a meteorological station was established at the top. The station is not operated by the Institute of Meteorology but the Institute of Atmospheric Physics, part of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic. At the top, the lookout tower is closed during our visit, despite the favorable weather. Restaurants and emergency accommodation available. On weekends and nice weather it gets busy.

To get on the top is not easy :-) You climb on 3 kilometres walk from elevation 370 m to 830 m. It is really for tourists, from the other hand, I met there families with small children or older people. When you are on the top, you can sit in a small restaurant or in the yard. For very small fee you can visit meteorological laboratory with observation tower. The price for adult is just 30 CZK (little bit more than 1 EUR). Nice trip! If you leave your car at Milešov, you need 1:15 - 2:00 hours to be at the sky.