Srni

Srní is best known within Czechia for the wolf enclosure at the Šumava National Park visitor centre. The village stands in the Šumava Mountains, close to the Vydra River valley, amid spruce forests and peatlands typical of this protected borderland. Nearby, the Vchynsko-Tetovský Canal is a late-18th-century engineering work designed by Josef Rosenauer to float timber from Šumava forests into the Vltava river system. Srní’s early-19th-century Church of the Holy Trinity is a local landmark. Hiking routes and cycle paths lead out into the national park’s forest country. Browse other webcams across Šumava National Park and the Plzeň Region to place this setting in a wider geographic context.

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