Pohorsko: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Pohorsko
Pohorsko lies on the northern slope of the Královský kámen (1,058 m above sea level) and Ždánov (1,065 m above sea level) mountains. Pohorsko offers a beautiful view to the north; on the opposite side rises the ridge of the Javornická hornatina.
Nature
The Pohorsko protected area was first designated on 14 February 2012. It protects the critically endangered Czech subspecies of the early-flowering gentian (Gentianella praecox subsp. bohemica). The protected area covers meadows approximately 200 to 500 m south of Pohorsko, below the road from the village to a forester’s lodge.
Culture and History
Pohorsko was first mentioned in writing in 1413. At a crossroads of minor roads in Pohorsko stands a monument to the victims of the First World War.
The Chapel of St. Procopius in Pohorsko was consecrated in July 2001. The first pilgrimage in Pohorsko took place on 4 July.
The inscription “V ráji šumavském” can still be read today on the former U Blahoutů inn.
Geographical Location
Public transport does not run to Pohorsko. The roads from Strašín and Nezdice end in Pohorsko.
For the overview of the wider travel region: Nezdice Na Sumave.
