Pístecký les, Nature reserve in Brozany nad Ohří, Czech Republic.

Pístecký les is a nature reserve southwest of Brozany nad Ohří in the Litoměřice district, protecting a continuous complex of floodplain forest in the lower Ohře valley. The woodland follows one of the river's last lowland stretches with preserved natural dynamics; in spring the undergrowth flowers with snowdrops (Leucojum vernum) and Scilla vindobensis.

Pístecký les protects a continuous complex of floodplain forest in the lower Ohře valley, one of the river's last lowland stretches that still keeps its natural dynamics. The protected area is administered by the regional authority of the Ústí nad Labem Region; the sources give no establishment year.

School groups and local organizations regularly use the reserve to teach visitors about how the different habitats work together. These programs help people understand the connections between forests, meadows, and wetlands in supporting wildlife.

The reserve has multiple hiking trails of varying difficulty that suit different fitness levels and interests. Visitors find the best conditions for walking in the warmer months when paths are drier and easier to navigate.

The combination of forests, meadows, and wetlands here is rare because many such systems have disappeared from this region. This patchwork makes the area a place where visitors can see older landscape patterns that once covered much of the area.