The Brehyne–Pecopala national nature reserve is one of the first reserves in the Czech lands, situated in north-eastwards from the Doksy town.
The Brehynsky pond was probably founded already in 1287, is surrounded with reeds, peatbogs and wetlands, and the Pecopala sandstone plateau with gulches and gorges adheres to it. The highest peak of the reserve is the Pecopala basalt hill (451 m).
The territory is rich in rare and protected plant and animal species, and is an important rookery. The rarest bird inhabitants include Eurasian bittern, common crane and sea eagle, other fauna is represented by for instance fire salamander or even Eurasian otter. In the recent years about 60 endangered plant species were found there, e.g. Pure White Water Lily, Early Marsh Orchid, Marsh Labrador tea or Creeping Willow.
If you want to rest in nature, this reserve is an ideal place for you. It is located on the east side of the road from Hradcany to the Brehyne village. There is a yellow tourist path leading to the Brehyne pond floodgate (Stare Splavy – Borny – Pecopala – Doksy). The cyclo-road 3045 runs nearby.
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