Zacler

Žacléř has served as a hard-coal mining centre in eastern Bohemia since the 16th century. Beneath the Rýchory ridge, the easternmost part of the Krkonoše Mountains, the town stands close to Czechia’s border with Poland and retains a distinctly upland character. Coal shaped local employment and settlement for centuries; deep mining ended in 1992, while the Hornický skanzen Žacléř recalls this industrial chapter at the former Jan Šverma mine. Trails around Rýchory lead into forest and mountain terrain. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Žacléř and the Krkonoše foothills.

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