Jezerní Slať Peat Bog and Observation Tower near Kvilda in Šumava
Parking available
Wheelchair accessible
Jezerní Slať is a unique peat bog and nature reserve in Šumava National Park, featuring a 7-meter observation tower and an accessible educational boardwalk trail. Known for its exceptionally cold climate, it hosts rare flora and fauna.

📜 Unique peat bog and 7-meter observation tower in Šumava National Park, protected since 1934. It's one of the coldest places in the Czech Republic, home to rare plants and animals. 🔍 Features an accessible wooden boardwalk trail. # Why Go 🌿 Explore a rare peat bog ecosystem and discover unique cold-loving flora and fauna. 🔭 Enjoy panoramic views from the 7-meter observation tower and expansive views of the bog and Sokol peak. 🚶 Explore an easy, accessible, wheelchair-friendly educational footpath (approx. 0.5 km, 30 min). # Why Avoid 🥶 Very cold, even in summer; dress warmly. 🚫 Closed in winter (typically December to March) for wildlife protection. ♿ The observation tower itself is not wheelchair accessible due to steep stairs. 🚴 Cycling prohibited on the trail. # Cost 💰 Free entry. # Hours 🕒 Open April to November, closed during winter months. # 🅿️ Parking Large parking lot available next to the main road, with a designated wheelchair space. # 🚻 Toilets Mobile toilet near parking (may be locked). Barrier-free restroom at IS Kvilda (Information Center Kvilda), about 2 km away.