📜 A flooded former quarry near Hranice, Czech Republic, with depths over 30m.
🔍 An irregularly oval lake, 150m by 140m, formed after mining ceased in 1990 and flooded in 1997.
🌊 Enjoy swimming, diving, and fishing in clear waters
⛏️ Explore a significant paleontological site
📸 Great spot for nature photography
🔥 Perfect for campfires by the water
Popular for occasional swimming, diving, and fishing. The bottom contains submerged trees, mining equipment (like excavators), and a pumping station, offering unique underwater exploration. Depths reach up to 37 meters. Swimming is at your own risk.
⚠️ Can be noisy from the nearby road and other visitors, especially during peak times.
Admission to the quarry is free.
Free parking is available approximately 300m from the quarry, often found behind the turn-off near the wastewater treatment plant (ČOV). Note that the final 300m path to the quarry has a no-entry sign for vehicles, requiring visitors to walk.