Prírodný park Bobrava

The Bobrava Nature Park spans 3,100 hectares across forested terrain between eleven municipalities, featuring valleys, meadows, and natural forests along the Bobrava River.

The park, established in January 1982, contains remnants of a medieval fortress from 1349 on Bucin Hill and fragments of several water mills in the river valley.

The protected area maintains traditional agricultural landscapes and preserves natural forest communities that represent the regional ecological heritage of South Moravia.

Visitors can access the park through railway stations in Strelice, Omice, Tetcice, Siluvky, and Radostice, with additional bus connections serving other entry points.

The park houses 98 bird species, including black storks and ravens, while supporting large populations of common toads and agile frogs during spring migration.

Location: Brno-Country District

Inception: January 1, 1982

GPS coordinates: 49.14470,16.43330

Latest update: March 16, 2025 16:46