🏞️ Bohdalovský Pond, also known as Belfríd, is a significant landscape element in the Vysočina region, legally recognized for its natural importance.
💧 This 29-hectare pond, located at 580 meters above sea level, is the largest in the Bohdalov pond system and is fed by the Bohdalov stream.
🐦 Excellent spot for birdwatching, home to diverse waterfowl and storks, including the white and black storks.
🌿 Explore the natural beauty of the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands.
🏊♀️ Enjoy swimming in the pond, with the cleanest water found on the southeastern edge near forest stream inflows.
🎣 Perfect for sport fishing, offering a peaceful outdoor experience.
🚶♀️ Discover the surrounding area with recreational cottages, the Radost children's camp, and the Bohdalov water fortress.
🛴 Embark on an 18 km, medium-difficulty scooter route around the Bohdalov ponds, featuring scenic views and mostly excellent asphalt surfaces.
ℹ️ Limited amenities are available directly at the pond; no restaurant on site.
🚫 Not suitable for diving or nudist bathing.
⚠️ The scooter route is hilly with a 400m elevation gain, making it more suitable for trained riders.
Swimming is possible in the pond, with the clearest water located on the southeastern edge where forest streams flow in. Access is available via a decaying wooden pier hidden in the reeds, or near cottages by the dam and at the Radost camp.
Car access is possible via dirt roads, with parking available approximately 100 meters from the pond.