Czech Republic
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Šumava national park
Šumava National Park is located in the South-Western part of the Czech Republic, along the border to Germany and, for a short section, to Austria. Together with the neighbouring Bayerischer Wald National Park they cover the largest part of the Bohemian Forest, a unique large semi-natural forest area in the middle of Europe.
Both Šumava National Park and its adjacent UNESCO-protected biosphere reserves are proof of the restored environment in the region. This is visible by the various rare wild animals re-appearing in their original habitats.Most of the woods and forests covering almost 40 percent of the region’s area are freely accessible to both tourists and the mushrooming and forest-fruit-picking public. Most of the woods are spruce or pine mono-cultures.
There are only a couple of camp-sites located in the National park. One of the best known camp sites is Antýgl. Located in the heart of Šumava National Park. The camp site is located on an old farm site that was already mentioned in the 15th century. This camp site is the best starting point for trips in the Vydra valley.
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Bohemian and Saxon Switzerland Part National Park
The picturesque landscapes of Saxon Switzerland continue into Czech territory in Bohemian Switzerland. The youngest national park in the Czech Republic is part of the Elbe Sandstone Mountains and, just like its counterpart in Saxony, combines woody hiking trails with unique mountain landscapes.
The most famous symbol of Bohemian Switzerland, the impressive Pravčická brána rock formation receives walkers just after Schmilka, beyond the German-Czech border in Hřensko. It is the largest sandstone arch in Europe and has already served as a film backdrop for “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” due to its uniqueness.
Breathtaking views which stretch as far as Rosenberg can also be enjoyed by hikers at the foot of the arch. The Kamnitz Gorge and the Edmund Gorge represent further special attractions in Bohemian Switzerland. Cold air collects in the deep ravines of this unique canyon landscape, resulting in rare plant species growing at an unusual height of around 200 metres above sea level. These plants include geminiflorous violets, fir clubmoss and clasping twisted-stalk. A canoe ride through one section of the gorge represents a special experience because it can be negotiated only in this manner.
Cold air collects in the deep ravines of this unique canyon landscape, resulting in rare plant species growing at an unusual height of around 200 metres above sea level. These plants include geminiflorous violets, fir clubmoss and clasping twisted-stalk.
A canoe ride through one section of the gorge represents a special experience because it can be negotiated only in this manner.
You can travel across the border by car at Schmilka/Hřensko, as well as at Sebnitz/Dolní Poustevna (Nieder Einsiedel in German) and Bahratal/Petrovice (Peterswald in German). You can also walk or cycle into Bohemian Switzerland from Hinterhermsdorf or Rosenthal-Bielatal.
Kemp Pod Císařem is a campsite conveniently located on the border of the Czech-Saxon Switzerland and the Ore Mountains, on the border with Germany, it is a great starting point for hiking and cycling. A paradise for climbers. Swimming in place. In winter, there are many cross-country trails. Slopes within 20km.
This is it’s website: http://www.camp.cz/en/campings-czech-republic/pod-cisarem/detail/269-camping
You can travel across the border by car at Schmilka/Hřensko, as well as at Sebnitz/Dolní Poustevna (Nieder Einsiedel in German) and Bahratal/Petrovice (Peterswald in German). You can also walk or cycle into Bohemian Switzerland from Hinterhermsdorf or Rosenthal-Bielatal.
Kemp Pod Císařem is a campsite conveniently located on the border of the Czech-Saxon Switzerland and the Ore Mountains, on the border with Germany, it is a great starting point for hiking and cycling. A paradise for climbers. Swimming in place. In winter, there are many cross-country trails. Slopes within 20km.
You can travel across the border by car at Schmilka/Hřensko, as well as at Sebnitz/Dolní Poustevna (Nieder Einsiedel in German) and Bahratal/Petrovice (Peterswald in German). You can also walk or cycle into Bohemian Switzerland from Hinterhermsdorf or Rosenthal-Bielatal.
Kemp Pod Císařem is a campsite conveniently located on the border of the Czech-Saxon Switzerland and the Ore Mountains, on the border with Germany, it is a great starting point for hiking and cycling. A paradise for climbers. Swimming in place. In winter, there are many cross-country trails. Slopes within 20km.