📜 A scenic 7.5 km educational trail following the Vydra river canyon.
🏞️ Renowned as one of the most beautiful routes in the Šumava National Park, featuring a wild, bouldery riverbed and unique geological formations.
🚶♀️ Explore a romantic, deep canyon with rapids, small waterfalls, and unique natural formations like rocking stones, giant's kettles, and stone seas.
👨👩👧👦 Suitable for pedestrians, sport strollers, and wheelchair users with assistance.
🐾 Discover Turner's Cottage, offering refreshments, accommodation, and an exhibition about river otters.
📚 Learn from 7 information panels detailing the area's geology, history, and wildlife.
🏡 See the remains of Hálkova chata, the only Czech tourist cottage in Povydří before 1938.
🚫 Cycling is prohibited as the trail is located in the 1st zone of the Šumava National Park.
📍 Recommended starting point is Antýgl, with the trail also accessible from Čeňkova Pila.
🅿️ Parking is available at Rokyta, Antýgl (opposite the campsite), or Čeňkova Pila.
🚌 Regular bus services connect both ends of the trail (Srní, Antýgl/Rokyta and Rejštejn, Čeňkova Pila).
🚶♀️ Accessible on foot from Modrava, Rejštejn, or Srní.
🏡 Hálkova chata: Remains of the only Czech tourist cottage in Povydří before 1938, located 2 km from Antýgl.
🏞️ Čeňkova Pila: The trail's endpoint, where the Vydra river meets the Křemelná to form the Otava river, featuring a hydroelectric power plant and remains of a traditional Šumava glassworks.
🦌 Turner's Cottage: Situated approximately halfway along the trail, providing refreshments, accommodation, and a permanent exhibition about river otters.
👑 Antýgl: A former royal court and site of a 16th-century glassworks, now serving as operational facilities for an autocamp.
💧 Povydří Natural Monument: A protected I. zone of Šumava National Park, safeguarding the Vydra river section and its valley slopes.