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Rychory Educational route

Rychory Educational route

Rychory - Educational path of the Management of KRNAP
Horni Marsov 01. former Maxova chalet - Horni Marsov 01. former Maxova chalet

 Learning path Rychory has 10 stops and goes through the most valuable parts of the Giant Mountains National Park - 1st and 2nd zone. The path leads along tourist marked routes and goes from the view point Maxovka with turning to the Rychory spring towards crossroads Kutna to Dvorsky les and goes back above the Snezne Domky (Snow-houses).
The path was made by the Management of the Giant Mountains National Park and it was open in 1997. Rychory is the easternmost part of the Giant Mountains National Park. Rychory still keep its calm and pleasant atmosphere and almost intact forests and meadows. Thanks botanic valuable localities belongs the surroundings of Rychorske boudy (Rychory chalets) to the 1st and 2nd zone of the National park with stronger rules in nature protection. Special attention deserves the Dvorsky forest called also Rychory  primeval forest which form scrubs and trees of bizarre shapes with branches covered with moss. Other valuable attractions: Rychory spring,  valley of Lyseciny or karst Alberice caves.

Educational path Rychory is open from May 1 till October 31.
Length: 6 km. Maximal altitude: 1033 m. Minimal altitude: 970 m.


Map: or
GPS: 50°39'39.60"N 15°49'8.49"E

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Pec pod Snezkou 06.01.08 Despite its beauty, the picturesque Krkonoše mountain range, rounded with age but still boasting the highest mountain in Bohemia, Sněžka, was for centuries the poorest region in the heart of Europe.

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