Pekelské Rybníky
Pekelské rybníky
Pekelské rybníky is a system of ponds located approximately 4 km southwest of Česká Lípa, popular for fishing and as a starting point for walks through the Peklo canyon. Historically known as Dubické rybníky, these ponds have been a recreational spot since the 18th and 19th centuries.

📜 A system of ponds historically known as Dubické rybníky.
🔍 Popular for fishing and as a starting point for walks through the Peklo canyon.

Why Go

🎣 Enjoy fishing in the ponds, now owned by the local Fishermen's Association.
🚶‍♀️ Explore the scenic Peklo canyon, a Natural Monument, by following the red tourist mark.
🏞️ Discover a network of four interconnected ponds, including former sand quarries.
🍽️ Grab refreshments and meals at the recently reopened Neptun restaurant nearby.
🏊‍♀️ Experience a natural swimming area at Pískovna 1, though swimming is at your own risk.

Why Avoid

⚠️ Swimming at Pískovna 1 is at your own risk due to premises being closed for hygiene reasons.
🐸 The smaller fifth pond is mainly known for its noisy frog population.

Getting There

🚌 Easily accessible by public transport (MHD lines 203, 204) from Česká Lípa's main train station.
🚶‍♀️ Follow the red tourist mark from the signpost at Bulharská Street to reach the ponds.
➡️ Continue on the red tourist mark through Peklo valley to Karba and Zahrádky for bus and train connections.

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pondnaturefishinghikingoutdoorhistoricalrestaurantnatural monumentswimming