Only two hills dominate the fairly flat landscape of the Kopanice plateau: Hrb and Banište.
Hrb is slightly higher and has a wooded summit, while Banište has a bare summit, and at its foot a number of originally separate hamlets have grown together. Banište is riddled with mines from top to bottom.
A striking mining monument has survived just below the summit – the outcrop of surface and near-surface workings on the Main Vein. What survives today is a hewn adit in the underground entrance chamber, a short exploratory adit blasted with gunpowder, a working that followed the vertical vein, a hand-hewn small shaft and an underground chamber that follows the vein down into the depths.
The Banište surface workings are inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
