Seč straddles the Chrudimka River in the Iron Mountains of the Pardubice Region, and the damming of its valley has made the reservoir central to the town’s identity. Seč Reservoir, formed behind the Seč Dam, draws walkers, cyclists and boaters to a wooded stretch of highland rather than a large urban waterfront. Above the water stands the ruin of Oheb Castle, a medieval stronghold on a rocky promontory whose position reflects the strategic importance of this valley. The town is also a useful base for exploring the Železné hory Protected Landscape Area, where forests, fields and small settlements define the regional character. Discover how Seč belongs to the wider Iron Mountains by browsing webcams around Pardubice Region.
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