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The most beautiful trips in Brdy

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Petr Liška
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The most beautiful trips in Brdy
Inserted: 17.01.2021
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Thanks to the fact that the military area is located here, Brdy has, paradoxically, the most preserved nature in the wider vicinity of Prague. Now most of them are occupied by a protected landscape area. The best starting points for trips are Dobříš with a beautiful castle, Příbram with a mining past or Rožmitál pod Třemšínem. Let's see what can be done here for beautiful trips

1.
Military Brdy

North part

Rating:
| Altitude: 557 m / 1 827 ft

After years, I visited Brdy at the relatively newly created Brdy Protected Landscape Area. Where we went from… continue reading

2.
Walk to Plešivec and surroundings

Or the complete edge of Brd

Altitude: 655 m / 2 149 ft

Plešivec Mountain with an altitude of 654 m above sea level is located in the Brdská Highlands above the… continue reading

3.
A tour of Rožmitál pod Třemšínem

A picturesque town at the foot of the Brdy, the place of work of Jakub Jan Ryba

Altitude: 520 m / 1 706 ft

Rožmitál pod Třemšínem is a town located about 15 km southwest of Příbram. The historic core of the city is a… continue reading

4.
Trip to Padrť ponds

Conveniently on foot or by bike through the most valuable part of Brd

Altitude: 635 m / 2 083 ft

A pair of large ponds in the intact landscape of the Brdy Protected Landscape Area became a very popular… continue reading

5.
Baroque pilgrimage site Skalka

Beautiful area in nature with amazing views, a place of rest and contemplation

Altitude: 518 m / 1 699 ft

About 30 km southwest of Prague lies on the Brdy ridge below the hill Skalka (553 m above sea level) a unique… continue reading

6.
Tok

The highest peak of Brdy

Rating:
| Altitude: 865 m / 2 838 ft

Tok (865 m above sea level) is the highest peak of the Brdy Mountains and the Central Bohemian Region. On its… continue reading

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