A defunct excursion inn with a lookout tower not far from the ruins of the Vrabinec castle.

Today, the nameless basalt hill between the ruins of the Vrabinec castle and the village of Lesná in the Verneřická part of the České středohoří is marked on the map with elevation 493. It used to be called Netterskoppe. It was named after the Nötter family, who were the owners of the land. From 1928, a wooden cabin with a viewing terrace stood on the top. The hill thus became a sought-after excursion destination. Later the cottage was replaced by a stone inn…