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It was a wonderful destination and you have to see that once in Life. The rocks looks exceptionally and the Lake is so clear that can see until the grund. But you have to pay the entrance Tickets by Internet and Credit catd befreien to avoid Looping time. There are online certain time slots for visiting the rocks. Thats why the space between the rocks are narrow in some areas and the would avoid dangerous Situations by the crowd in my opinion. The Park has alot of tracks to go. The Main tracks you can go within a Day. But for a complete sightseeing you nee at least 3 days in my opinion. You have the posibility for using a tourist boat to make a Tour on the river metuje through the rocks. If you have some time lebt aurond the Park there are much touristical hotspots as well you can reach by walking.

The town is fine if you would like to go hiking in Adrspach, Teplice rocks, or Ostas. There are several small shops to buy food (with limited opening hours). I’ve visited two restaurants, both provided vegetarian option of meal (fried cheese). There’s also a small café, however, it is open only Thursday to Sunday. The town has a train station with connection to Trutnov, Hradec Kralove or Nachod.

Wonderful place for weekend trip. I suggest going there for 2 full days or 3 nights. 12 hours of walking/hiking a day will allow you to cover all tourist trails around. Don't forget to bring good hiking boots with you, the most exciting trails are quite steep and rocky. And 2 litres/person/day of mineral water is mandatory - stay hydrated!

You can only view this town in context of the surrounding nature. By itself, it's little more than a village, but it's also a gateway to some of the most breathtaking natural beauty you'll ever see. It's also a great base camp for day trips to the Teplice and Adršpach rocks, other nearby hills, and even perhaps some of the regional sights. Expect a slightly sleepy town with a population of 1600, so don't expect nightlife or many dining options. Still, the basics are covered with a few restaurants, a cafe and a convenience store. The outdoor public pool is quite great in hot summer days. If you're only here for the rocks, ditch the car and arrive by train. There's a stop right in the middle of town and local trains run every 30 minutes. They can get you to both tourist hotspots within minutes. For everything else, you can easily walk. Best of all, it's incredibly quiet throughout.

Location wasn’t good for me. It took almost 5 hours to get there from my hometown Svetla nad Sazavou. My favorite place was the rocks and the lake. We ate at the hotel at first and then we ate at the local restaurant. The prices are too high.