page_title: Radhošť
hierarchical_section_title: Radhošť
caption_attribution_description: English: Statue of god Radegast on Radhošť Mt., Czech Republic. A copy (1998) of 1931 statue. The original statue by Albín Polášek is today at town hall in Frenštát pod Radhoštěm. Čeština: Socha pohanského boha Radegasta v masívu hory Radhošť. Kopie (od roku 1998) původní sochy Albína Poláška z roku 1931 (originál dnes ve vstupní hale radnice ve Frenštátu pod Rdhoštěm).
context_page_description: Radhošť is a mountain in the Czech Republic 1129 meters above sea level with a view of the Beskydy mountains. A chapel and a sculpture of Saints Cyril and Methodius are located on the summit to glorify their evangelization of Slavic people. The mountain is a popular destination for religious pilgrimages. Referred to as the place of Slavic god Radegast, Radhošť was the host of sacred ceremonies to rejoice the god during the time of Slavic antiquity. The name Radhošť is in fact a Czech version of the name of Radegast.
  There is a Sierra trail to mountain Pustevny with the sculpture of god Radegast on the way.
context_section_description: Radhošť ([ˈradɦoʃc]) is a mountain in the Czech Republic 1129 meters above sea level with a view of the Beskydy mountains.  A chapel (built 1898) and a sculpture of Saints Cyril and Methodius are located on the summit to glorify their evangelization of Slavic people. The mountain is a popular destination for religious pilgrimages. Referred to as the place of Slavic god Radegast, Radhošť was the host of sacred ceremonies to rejoice the god during the time of Slavic antiquity. The name Radhošť is in fact a Czech version of the name of Radegast.
  There is a Sierra trail to mountain Pustevny with the sculpture of god Radegast on the way.
caption: Sculpture of god Radegast
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