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Bílý Potok: Hotels and Accommodations

Accommodation in Bílý Potok

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The HUP-HOP trail in Bílý Potok is 500 metres long, free of charge and generally accessible. It has eleven pieces of equipment for stretching and strength exercises, as well as additional facilities, connects the Jizerky recreation centre with the Hubertka tourist lodge situated in the forests, and can be combined with a walk to the nearby Kočičí kameny rock viewpoint. The Hubertka lodge is located in the beech forests of the Jizera Mountains at a crossroads of hiking trails east of Lázně Libverda and north of Bílý Potok, on the slopes of Smrk (1,124 m). Because of its proximity to Singltrek pod Smrkem, it is frequently visited by cyclists; in winter, it is mainly visited by cross-country skiers.

File:Bílý Potok, chata Hubertka.jpg File:Bílý Potok, chata Hubertka.jpg Photo: Jan Polák via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0

Natural Environment

The Jizera Mountains Beech Forests National Nature Reserve also includes the cadastral area of Bílý Potok pod Smrkem. It protects a mixed forest complex consisting predominantly of beech, with geomorphologically significant formations and preserved natural or near-natural plant and animal communities.

Culture

The Jizera Mountains Technical Museum is located in the former waste-spinning mill of Karl Bienert Jr. in Bílý Potok. The exceptionally well-preserved factory complex retains numerous authentic structures and facilities from the second half of the 19th century and the first half of the 20th century.

The Church of the Holy Trinity in Bílý Potok was built from 1888 to 1890 and consecrated on 28 September 1890. It is designed in the pseudo-Romanesque style and has two stained-glass windows. It has been listed in the Czech register of cultural monuments since 21 December 1998. In Bílý Potok, Keramika Strunovi operates an atelier, a small exhibition hall, a garden gallery and a shop under one roof.

History

The Raspenava–Bílý Potok railway line began public operation on 3 May 1900. Originally, it had five stations, which have survived to this day. Bílý Potok pod Smrkem railway station was built from 1899 to 1900; its main building and the two-track locomotive shed are still preserved today in an almost original condition. The station is now located in the cadastral area of Hejnice.

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