📜 A significant pond in the Plzeňský kraj, known for its unique "heavenly" water source.
🏞️ A historical site and a popular destination for outdoor activities like hiking and cycling.
🚶♀️ Explore well-maintained paths perfect for hiking and cycling
🎣 Discover a significant breeding pond with diverse fish species
🌳 Enjoy picturesque surroundings between Mýto v Čechách and Zbiroh
📜 Learn about the rich history of Cekov and Zbiroh Castle
Routes connect to Kařezské rybníky, Zbiroh, Sirá, and the pilgrimage chapel of Svatý Vojtěch.
Various excursion options are available, offering scenic views and diverse terrain.
Cekovský rybník is primarily a breeding pond, home to carp, tench, pike, amur, maréna, and zander.
The pond is harvested every two years, typically in November, yielding approximately 3,500 kg of fish.
Founded in 1585 by Ladislav st. z Lobkovic, originally named Salm after his wife.
The village of Cekov relocated to accommodate the pond.
Owned by the Colloredo Mannsfeld family since 1879.
The pond's original name, Salm (salmon), is symbolically represented in the municipality's coat of arms.
Has no permanent inflow, relying solely on rainwater from the Sirské lesy and Bukov areas.
It is the first in a cascade of ponds along the Zbirožský potok.
Likely used for swimming in summer, but local confirmation is needed.