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Jizera Mountains

The Jizera Mountains are a land of silence, lookout towers, peat bogs and deep forests that draw you in at any time of year. In summer, they invite you to hike, cycle and enjoy wide-open views; in winter, they turn into a paradise for cross-country skiers.

The Best of the Jizera Mountains

The Jizera Mountains combine wild nature, mountain atmosphere and places with a quiet yet powerful pull. Follow the Jizera Mountain Trail, climb the lookout towers of Královka, Slovanka or Štěpánka, and discover the charm of Jizerka, a mountain settlement where glassmaking history meets the beauty of a high plateau. The Jizerka peat bogs, the waterfalls of the Černá Desná, the pilgrimage town of Hejnice and the cog railway from Tanvald to Kořenov are also worth exploring. Here, you can be active and slow down at the same time – that is the magnetic power of the Jizera Mountains.

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5 One-Day Cycling Trips
Tuesday 11. 8. 2026

5 One-Day Cycling Trips

The Liberec Region offers an extraordinary variety of landscapes within a relatively small area. In a short space of time, you can move from the dramatic rock scenery of Bohemian Paradise to the mountain ridges of the Krkonoše and Jizera Mountains, the peaceful valleys of the Lusatian Mountains and the pine forests and ponds of the Mácha Region. We have prepared five tips for one-day cycling trips that will take you through some of the most interesting places in the region. Expect iconic landmarks, far-reaching views, technical curiosities, glassmaking traditions and plenty of places to enjoy a well-earned break along the way. Just get on your bike and set off to explore!
Exploring the Tri-Country Region
Friday 24. 7. 2026

Exploring the Tri-Country Region

The Tripoint lies approximately 24 kilometres from Liberec. It is the place where the borders of three countries – Czechia, Germany and Poland – meet. You will find it less than two kilometres from Hrádek nad Nisou, at the confluence of the Lusatian Neisse and the Oldřichovský Stream, with the national borders running through the middle of both watercourses. The flags of all three countries fly permanently at the Tripoint, together with the blue flag of the European Union. On the Czech side stands a symbolic three-sided granite obelisk, the German side features a cross, while the Polish side is marked by a monument commemorating cooperation between the three countries.