Reservoir in Lipno nad Vltavou
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Lipno is an artificial dam in South Bohemia.
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The 20km track starts at Frymburk and goes all the way around the dam until Frydlava, where you can take a ferry back. It's very easy to take the road by bike - a bit harder by inline skates, as the surface is a bit rough in few small spots (getting better each year). There are also few smaller slopes, so be prepared. Refreshments and restaurants are available nearby.
An all-year round bobsleigh track.
A familiar hostel in a rustical building, some 20 minutes from Hochficht by car - also possible to get ski passes here.
A hotel with wellness, bike rental (Lipno Centrum) nearby.
A camp with all the standard equipment, good prices. Chalets available.
A quite popular camp.
By train
There are several direct trains from České Budějovice to Lipno nad Vltavou, the ride takes about 1h 40 min.
By bus
There is one direct bus connection to Lipno nad Vltavou (from bus station Na Knížecí, next to the Anděl metro station), the ride takes about 4h 20 min.
Most people come here for walking in nature and biking/inline-skating.
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