The Sudetes are a mountain range located in Central Europe, primarily along the border between the Czech Republic and Poland. They extend approximately 300 kilometers and are known for their diverse landscapes, including forests, valleys, and rocky peaks. The highest point in the Sudetes is Sněžka, which reaches an elevation of 1,603 meters. This region is rich in natural resources and has a variety of flora and fauna. The Sudetes are also significant for their cultural history, with many towns and villages that reflect the area's heritage, including influences from the Czech, Polish, and German cultures.