Přírodní památka Bučina - Spálený kopec

The protected forest area extends across 38 hectares of land featuring beech and spruce trees at elevations between 643 and 692 meters above sea level.

Count Filip Kinský established this location as a hunting preserve in 1770, constructing a hunting lodge in the nearby village of Čachnov.

The forest stands represent traditional Czech woodland management practices, containing European beech forests with Norway spruce and scattered silver fir specimens.

Visitors can access the area through a marked green hiking trail that starts from Čachnov train station and continues toward the sources of Chrudimka river.

The southern section contains beech trees up to 150 years old, while the northern part displays younger beech stands and spruce thickets.

Location: Krouna

Inception: October 5, 2010

GPS coordinates: 49.74670,16.04330

Latest update: March 5, 2025 03:59