Královský hvozd, Natural monument in Plzeň Region, Czech Republic
Královský hvozd is a protected natural area spanning multiple municipalities in the Pilzen Region. It features mixed woodlands, wetland areas, and streams that support diverse plant and animal habitats throughout the landscape.
The area received protected status in late 1991 as part of broader conservation efforts. This designation emerged from a commitment to preserve the natural characteristics of the Šumava region.
The name reflects royal heritage connected to the region's past. Today, locals and visitors experience the forest as a place where natural woodland shapes daily life and recreational habits.
The area offers marked hiking routes suitable for various experience levels throughout the year. Visitors should prepare for changing conditions depending on the season and weather.
The site holds an international conservation classification recognizing it as a location with specific natural features needing protection. This designation distinguishes it among similar protected landscapes.
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