3 webcams - Modrava
The village of Modrava is located in Šumava, in the district of Klatovy, not far from Kašperské Hory and with its surroundings it is one of the most beautiful places in Šumava. Modrava lies at the confluence of the Modravský, Filipohuťský and Roklanský streams, which connect the Vydra River. It lies at an altitude of 985 m and has a population of 78 inhabitants. Modrava is a former Šumava lumbering settlement, which is why you can visit the Lumbering Visitor Visitor Center with lots of interactive pranks. The Klostermann educational trail to Filipova Huta will take you around Modrava. The trail climbs through the forest along the Filipohuťský brook and is not intended for cyclists.
Filipova Huť, which belongs to Modrava, can be found by the Sokol mountain (1253 m) in the valley of the Filipohuťský stream at an altitude of 1,093 meters. It is the highest located seat in the Czech Republic.
Modrava has become a year-round center of mountain tourism. In summer there are a large number of bike paths and in winter modified cross-country trails. The journey through the valley of the Modravský brook will take you to the Luzenské valley and to Březník. The routes along the Roklanský brook will lead you to Tříjezerní slati and to Javoří sawmill, from where you can continue through Javoří slati to the lookout tower on Poledník.
There is a wide range of accommodation in Modrava, you can taste beer from the Lyer mini-brewery and try your physique in the rope center, where a children's rope park with playful obstacles awaits children and routes for children and adults end with a descent on the cable car.
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Webcam Modrava
Watch the current state of weather and snow in the village of Modrava in Šumava via webcam. Webcam view of the Modrava valley. Take a look at the camera from the comfort of your home before you go for a walk, cross-country or bike ride, so you know…
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Webcam Roklans stream - Modrava
Take a look at Roklanský potok on Modrava via the webcam. The view of the webcam from the Modrava Brewery captures the tourist route along the Roklanské stream. Check if the cross-country trails from Modrava to Poledník have already been prepared :-…
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Webcam village Modrava
Modrava na Šumava via ONLINE webcam. Check the current weather and snow conditions around Modrava. Webcam view of the center of Modrava village. Take a look at the camera before you go on a trip, cross-country skiing or cycling, so you know what the…
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Map with webcams in Pilsen Region - Czech Republic. On the map you will find online cameras with information such as weather, traffic, individual views of cities and landscape ...
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