Bozi Dar

Boží Dar has served as a mining town in the Ore Mountains since the 16th century. At 1,028 metres on the Czech–German border, it is the highest town in Czechia, with an open upland setting and climate distinct from the spa towns of the Karlovy Vary Region. The nearby Božídarské rašeliniště National Nature Reserve protects peat bogs and mountain meadows, crossed by an educational trail. Winter brings cross-country skiers to the local trail network, while summer suits walking and cycling across the plateau. Mining remains central to the identity of this highland settlement. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Boží Dar and the Ore Mountains.

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