Pensions for four Pošumaví

In the wider region of the Bohemian Forest there are many attractions for every type of visitor. The entire area is part of the protected landscape of the Bohemian Forest, which is also home to the Bohemian Forest National Park – one of the largest protected areas in Central Europe, known for its deep forests, peat bogs, lakes, and unspoiled nature. One of the main highlights is the Lipno Treetop Walkway, offering unique panoramic views over the Lipno region, the Bohemian Forest, and even the Alps on clear days. Another very popular destination is the historic town of Český Krumlov, a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring a castle, charming medieval streets, restaurants, and a rich cultural program. In winter, the region is ideal for cross-country skiing, family skiing at the Lipno resort, and trips to the nearby Austrian ski area Hochficht. Thanks to this variety, the region offers year-round opportunities for active holidays, relaxation, and sightseeing.

In the Železná Ruda region, it’s worth visiting the Black and Devil’s Lakes, two of the most beautiful spots in Šumava. For great views, take the cable car to Špičák or hike up Pancíř. Nature lovers will enjoy the trails around Lake Laka or a trip to Poledník with its lookout tower. Families can enjoy the rope park, bike park and many cycling routes. In winter, the region is perfect for skiing and cross‑country skiing.

The region offers the beautiful nature of Šumava National Park, nearby castles and chateaux, cycling routes and hiking trails. Perfect for active holidays and relaxation.

Šumava is one of the most beautiful natural areas in the Czech Republic, offering plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities and exploration. Boubín Primeval Forest – a unique forest reserve with an educational trail and a lookout tower on Mount Boubín (1,362 m). Černé and Čertovo Lakes – glacial lakes surrounded by mountains, perfect for hiking trips. Modrava and Kvilda – picturesque mountain villages and great starting points for hiking, cycling, or cross-country skiing. Vltava River spring – the symbolic beginning of the Czech Republic’s longest river, accessible from Kvilda. Plešné Lake and Plechý Mountain – a rewarding hike to a glacial lake and the highest peak of the Czech Šumava (1,378 m). Treetop Walkway Lipno – a wooden trail above the forest with panoramic views of the Lipno Dam and the Alps. Kašperk Castle – a Gothic castle founded by Emperor Charles IV, offering scenic views of the surrounding landscape. Schwarzenberg Canal – a historic waterway connecting the Vltava and Danube, with interpretive walking trails. Jezerní Slat (Lake Moorland) – accessible peat bogs with a viewing tower and rich local flora and fauna. Šumava is ideal for lovers of nature, peace, and active holidays all year round.