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• rock formation

  Adršpašsko-teplické skály

  Central Europe's largest sandstone rock city, a maze of soaring pillars, ladders and a hidden lake along marked trails.

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• castle

  Bezděz

  A striking Gothic castle on a twin volcanic hill, a short sharp climb rewarded by far-reaching lakeland views.

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• forest

  Boubínský prales

  One of Europe's oldest virgin forests, an ancient mossy woodland explored on a short marked nature trail.

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• lake

  Černé jezero

  The largest and deepest glacial lake in Czechia, ringed by dark forest and reached by a quiet trail from Špičácké sedlo.

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• lake

  Čertovo jezero

  A wild glacial lake in a forested cirque near Black Lake, joined to it by a peaceful Šumava walking circuit.

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• nature reserve

  Český kras

  A limestone landscape of wooded gorges, caves and dry meadows near Prague, with quiet marked valley trails.

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• peak

  Děvín

  The 549 m high point of the Pálava hills, crowned by the Děvičky castle ruin with sweeping views over South Moravia.

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• nature reserve

  Divoká Šárka

  A rocky wooded valley with a stream, cliffs and a swimming pool within Prague, offering surprisingly wild trail running.

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• rock formation

  Hruboskalsko

  A famous sandstone rock town of slender towers in the Bohemian Paradise, ringed by a panoramic ridge trail past viewpoints.

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• peak

  Ještěd

  A landmark 1,012 m peak topped by a futuristic hotel-tower, climbed on steep forest trails above Liberec.

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• castle

  Karlštejn

  A grand Gothic castle on a wooded ridge, reached by walks through the Český kras karst valleys from the river.

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• castle

  Kokořín

  A romantic castle in a sandstone valley of cliffs and meadows, the heart of the Kokořínsko walking area.

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