Nature in the Western Ore Mountains

The nature trail of the Božídarské Peat bogs is part of the National Nature Reserve Božídarské Peat bogs, which, according to the Ramsar Convention, was declared an internationally important wetland. The peat covers the vast Ore Mountains. Here you can see peat in all phases – uninterrupted, simultaneously mined and extracted, gradually becoming overgrown. The nature trail is also accessible for wheelchairs and mums with prams.

Fairly close as the crow flies, however because of the deep woods between the lake and our suites, it is rather far off. We therefore suggest you either drive to Odeř or ride you bikes along the blue marks from Pstruží all the way to the lake. You’ll find a beautiful lake in the middle of coniferous woods, with countless spots for spreading your blankets. –And wait to see all the blueberries!

It is a large areal, which is based on the mines. These were located in several nearby locations. Tin was thrown here, especially during World War II, when Hitler needed him to produce weapons. This concrete monster is nearby Přebuz and a lot of myths are said about it. Allegedly, experiments had been carried out on humans. Others said they were making components for German V2 rockets or that there was a hidden German treasure. Whatever it is, the arena is extremely impressive to terrifying.