Velký Rybník a Malý Rybník

Two impressive glacial lakes in the Krkonoše Mountains, offering stunning views into the Polish side. Velký Rybník, the largest glacial lake, is 6.5 hectares and 23m deep. Malý Rybník is 2.9 hectares and 6.5m deep. Both feature dark, amber-colored water and are iced over for about 190 days a year.

📜 Glacial lakes in deep cirques of Krkonoše Mountains.
🔍 Offer stunning views into the Polish side of the range.

Why Go

💎 Witness Velký Rybník, the largest glacial lake in Krkonoše (6.5 ha, 23m deep).
🚶‍♀️ Explore dramatic landscapes of steep slopes and scree fields.
⛰️ Enjoy hiking along ridges, connecting to the Czech-Polish Friendship Road.
📸 Experience amber-colored waters resembling Alpine lakes, iced over for 190 days a year.

📍 Location

🗺️ Located in the Krkonoše Mountains, near Pec pod Sněžkou.
⬆️ Velký Rybník at 1225m a.s.l., Malý Rybník at 1183m a.s.l.

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