Český kras
The Český Kras is a protected nature reserve southwest of Prague, known for its limestone cliffs, gorges, and caves. Highlights include the Velká Amerika quarry and the Koněprusy Caves, the longest cave system in Bohemia, ideal for hiking and nature walks.
Sněžka
Sněžka is the highest peak in the Czech Republic, located in the Krkonoše Mountains near the Polish border. Popular for hiking year-round, it offers stunning panoramic views, alpine trails, and a scenic cable car ride to the summit.
Český ráj
Český Ráj is a picturesque region in North Bohemia known for its sandstone rock formations, forested trails, and medieval castles. A UNESCO Geopark, it’s a favorite for hiking, climbing, and exploring the natural beauty of the Czech countryside.
Chýnovská jeskyně
Located near Tábor in South Bohemia, Chýnovská Jeskyně is the oldest publicly accessible cave in Czechia. Known for its colorful marble walls and winding passageways, it offers a unique underground experience shaped over millions of years.
Řeka Vydra
Flowing through the Šumava National Park, the Vydra River is known for its crystal-clear water, granite boulders, and peaceful forest surroundings. A scenic trail runs along the river, making it a favorite spot for hiking, photography, and relaxing in nature.
Tříjezerní slať
Located in Šumava National Park, Tříjezerní Slať is a serene peat bog with wooden walkways through spruce forests, small lakes, and rare alpine plants. It’s an easy, peaceful trail offering a glimpse into the unique ecosystems of the Bohemian wilderness.
Propast Macocha
Located in the Moravian Karst, Propast Macocha is the deepest sinkhole in Central Europe at over 138 meters. Surrounded by dramatic cliffs and forest, it’s part of a cave system that includes the popular Punkva Caves and an underground river boat ride.
České Švýcarsko
České Švýcarsko (Bohemian Switzerland) is a national park in North Bohemia known for sandstone cliffs, deep forests, and the Pravčická Gate, the largest natural sandstone arch in Europe. It’s a top spot for hiking and scenic views.
Adršpašske skály
Adršpašské Skály, in northeastern Bohemia, is a stunning labyrinth of towering sandstone rock formations, narrow gorges, and peaceful forest trails. It’s a popular destination for hiking, climbing, and exploring one of the most unique landscapes in the country.