The Tisa Rocks or Tisa Walls (Czech: Tiské stěny; German: Tyssaer Wände) are a group of rocks and one of the major tourist attractions in Bohemian Switzerland. They are like big climbing playground (childlike climbing without equipment although lots of secured climbing path with equipment all also there).
Have your kid ever told you he wants to be jungle explorer? If yes, then the river Ploučnice is the the place for you. You can rent a canoe from the rental company meandry. They can also bring you to the start and pick up from the point were you finish. On the way you can experience Ploučnice gap, weirs, meander and in the landscape park (protected area) parts of the river lots of trees, bushes and wood in the water that make it a bit more difficult to go through but also build the impression of Amazonka.
Komáří hůrka hill fall down into valley with Telpice in the steepest section of Ore Mountains. Thank to it, the visitors have splendid view and for example amateur radio operation possibilities. It the hill are old mines (also oped for visitors), skying lift, ruins of old castle, forests, fire places. On the pick is old hotel with delicious, traditional Czech kitchen.
Lots of turist go from Świeradów Zdrój by Gondola up the hill to Stóg Izerski. They look around and go back. But there are so grate possibilities. One of them it take an advantage of cross country skiining paths. The terrain on the top is very gentle and suitable also for beginners. We took cross-country skiing path from Stóg Izerski through Polana Izerska to Chata Górzystów and back down to Świeradów Zdrój, together 19 km in 6 hours with 8 years old. Definitely to recommend, specially that you can take a rest in Chta Górzystów in the great atmosphere by fireplace and delicious food.
Nice trail through nature and archaeological site of middle ages village.
Kašperské Hory is a mountainous resort rich in the history and attractions. Main square is full of restaurants and hotels. Delicious food, buildings are renovated and the offer is reach. We enjoyed most during the visit in Glassworks were we could blow our own mugs. From the city Kašperské Hory we walked through the fields and forest to the castle Kasperk build by Charles IV. Great atmosphere inside and interesting guide tour - suited for the time of the year. We learn about the Christmases in the middle ages castle and my son played the Charles IV himself.There is also possibility to ski. Definitely worth of visiting for the few days.
