Easy hikes and walks in Severozápad

Running along the Kamnitz is NOT possible!!! Edmundsklamm and Wilde Klamm are closed. The path between Janov and Mezná is freely accessible. A wooden bridge crosses the Klamm at a considerable height.

Soos is a national nature reserve declared in 1964. It consists of unique peat bogs and mineral fens covering an area of 221 ha in a shallow basin between the Vonšovský and Sooský streams. Springs of mineral water and carbon dioxide outlets in so-called mofettes are found here.

Beautiful pigs right next to Soos

Soos is a national nature reserve located about 4.5 kilometers northeast of Františkovy Lázně in the Cheb district of the Karlovy Vary Region. The subject of protection is a set of forest ecosystems, peat bogs, oligotrophic ponds, and pools with the occurrence of rare and endangered plant and animal species, including the Parnassius apollo. Protected phenomena also include inanimate natural formations: mofetas (significant occurrence site), mineral springs, and diatomaceous earth layers.

Soos is a national nature reserve located about 4.5 kilometers northeast of Františkovy Lázně in the Cheb district, Karlovy Vary Region. The subject of protection is a set of forest ecosystems, peat bogs, oligotrophic ponds and pools with the occurrence of rare and endangered plant and animal species, including the marsh fritillary butterfly. Protected phenomena also include formations of inanimate nature: mofettes (significant occurrence), mineral springs, and diatomaceous earth layers.

Soos is a national nature reserve about 4.5 kilometers northeast of Františkovy Lázně in the Cheb district of the Karlovy Vary Region. The subject of protection is a set of forest ecosystems, fens, oligotrophic ponds and pools with the occurrence of rare and endangered species of plants and animals, including the Marsh Fritillary butterfly. Protected phenomena also include inanimate nature formations: mofettes (significant occurrence), mineral springs and diatomaceous earth layers.

Soos is a national nature reserve located about 4.5 kilometers northeast of Františkovy Lázně in the Cheb district of the Karlovy Vary Region. The subject of protection is a set of forest ecosystems, fens, oligotrophic ponds, and pools with the occurrence of rare and endangered plant and animal species, including the marsh fritillary butterfly. Protected phenomena also include inanimate nature formations: mofettes (significant occurrence site), mineral springs, and diatomite layers.

The Gottesgaber Torfmoor educational trail leads through the internationally important wetland of the Božídarské rašeliniště nature reserve. A large part of the path runs over wooden boardwalks – for the safety of visitors, but above all to protect the sensitive moor and its rare animal and plant species. Along the path, twelve information boards inform you about the nature of the moor, past peat extraction, geology, as well as typical animals and plants.