Nová Louka Nature Preserve

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Ruin of Vranov Castle - Pantheon

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Bozkovské Dolomite Caves

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Prachovské skály (rocks)

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Hruboskalsko

The Hruboskalsko is one of the best-known rock formations. It is characterised by impressive towers reaching up to 55 m and also by steep canyons.

Ruin of Trosky Castle

The strange ruin of what was once a Gothic castle, founded at the end of the 14th century by the family of Vartenberk, has become the main symbol of the region of Český ráj.

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Jizera Mountains

Bedřichov, 468 12

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Nová Louka is an important crossroads of tourist trails.

It is situated about 4 km to the north from Bedřichov, 770 metres above sea level. Both banks of the Blatný Brook are covered with dwarf pine growing out of the peat bog. The locality was declared a national nature preserve. Its original name (in 1591) was the Medvědí Louka (i.e. Bear Meadow). Nowadays, it is sometimes called the Šámalova Louka, acccording to the hunting manor that was named after chancellor Šámal.

Nature Reserve Specification: Natural Park

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