The Flájská obora is situated on the plateau of the Ore Mountains and partly by its extent, the platform crosses the Šumen valley. The highest point of the field is Loučná with 956 m. In the northeastern part, the waterworks of Flája, created by the flooding of the village of the same name, form the boundary. More precise written records of the period of construction of the area are from 1848, when the area reached an area of 3760 ha and numbered 650 pieces of deer of Krusnohorski origin, supplemented by imported deer wapiti. At present, the area of the area is 1930 ha with tribal conditions 300 deer deer.
The interior equipment includes two accommodation facilities. The hunting lodge of Jiřího návrší, built in the 70's of the 18th century, and the waterworks facility, which was created by the repair of a former water supply facility. On the territory of the area there is an over-regionally significant stream of black grouse. From other animals, the presence of black stork is also registered. A royal eagle, sea eagle was observed, it is often possible to see the orchard of the river or the bastard. The territory of the area is included in the Natura 2000 system within the Eastern Ore Mountains bird zone.
Area: Litvinov
Point of interest: Sport, Nature, Tip for a trip
Designed for: Family, Children and Youth, Attractive, Senior, Handicapped
How to: By Car, Cycling, Walking
Practical information:
Entrance is permitted in July and August for hiking and cycling, only after marked trails.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +420 476 116 021
Address: Klíny 61, 436 01
