Hadce u Dobročkova, Nature reserve in Ktiš, Czech Republic.
Hadce u Dobročkova is a protected nature reserve near Ktiš featuring grasslands on serpentinite substrates. The area spans pastures along slopes above the Křemžský stream and sits at elevations ranging from 620 to 670 meters.
This reserve received protected status in 2013 and became part of the Blanský les conservation area. The designation followed a national effort to safeguard important grassland ecosystems in the region.
The reserve represents the Czech Republic's commitment to environmental protection through its classification system of national parks and protected landscapes.
The reserve can be easily accessed via the road connecting Český Krumlov and Prachatice that passes through the area. The terrain offers gentle slopes that are suitable for walking and exploring the grasslands.
The grasslands support more than 300 plant species, including rare flowers such as Dianthus superbus and Iris sibirica. This botanical richness makes the reserve a valuable destination for those interested in native flora.
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