- Bohemian Central Highlands Destination
From Hamr na Jezeře the route leads to Stráž pod Ralskem and from there to the local popular tourist destination, which is Průrva. Here the Ploučnice River flows through the rock and it is an attractive place especially for boaters who swim right through the rock. From Průrva, it is only a short cycle ride to Mimona and the Kokořín - Macha Region. From Ploučnice it is also possible to turn a little bit and visit the nice Zákupy castle. It is only a short distance from Česká Lípa, where the second stage ends.
From the point of view of surface and safety, the second stage is on secondary roads (partly in the cycle lane). Partial sections are run as a separate cycle path or use nice forest asphalt. The surface here is mostly asphalt or otherwise paved.
On the site of a smaller Gothic fortress, Zdislav Berka had a new castle built in the mid-16th century. On the ground floor there is an interesting chapel of St....
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In Brniště, near the eco-centre, thanks to artists from the Czech Republic and Germany, a place almost magical has been created in a part of the forest - the "Sculptures...
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A picturesque town dominated by the Macha Lake. You will find here everything that belongs to a proper recreational area: hotels and guesthouses, well-maintained beaches and paths, a Renaissance...
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Máchovo jezero is called a lake, but it is actually a pond. It is the largest pond in North Bohemia. It was founded in 1366 by King Charles IV. There...
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The conical hill Ralsko (696 m above sea level) rises 400 m high above the valley floodplain of the Ploučnice River. The peak with steep rocky and rubble slopes is...
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Lemberk Castle was built by rebuilding a medieval castle where St. Zdislava of Lemberk lived and, according to legend, performed miracles. Visitors will be surprised by the rich Baroque decoration...
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