Big and Little Chlum

These are two prominent elevations that rise unnaturally from the flat plain of the northern part of the Boskoviká brázda, also known as Malá Haná. In the past, they were considered volcanoes, but current science says that they are the so-called witness mountains, i.e. isolated hills, the top of which is at the height of the original relief. Another point of interest is that the deforested Malý Chlum (489 m) is higher than the nearby overgrown Velký Chlum...