- Sumava Mountains
Šumava mountains are situated along the border among the Czech republic, Germany and Austria. The length of mountains is from valley of Úhlava to gate Vyšebrodský průsmyk about 120 kilometres and width maximaly 45km. On the Šumava ridge goes the main European watershed between Black sea and North sea. At the Bavarian and Austrian side the mountains fall intensive, at the czech side dip slowly.
The highest mountain of Šumava mountains is Velký javor (1456) at the Bavarian side. the highest mountain at the Czech side is Plechý (1378m). Šumava mountains segment to six parts: Highland Železnorudská hornatina, Plains Šumavské pláně, Highland Boubínská hornatina, Highland Trojmezná hornatina, Highland Želnavská hornatina and Vltava´s furrow.
Part of this server is also area of Czech Forest mountains, that connect on north-west part of Šumava mountains. They begin in Domažlice saddle and finish near Cheb basin. The highest mountain is Čerchov (1042m). The third part of this server are also Novohradské mountains on the east.
Sumava Mountains (Šumava)
Čenkova PilaThe residence Čeňkova Pila is not far from the town of Srní, near Sušice, and is suitable for family recreation.
It has capacity for 8 people in two rooms with 4 beds per room. The rooms are equipped with basic furnishings. Both rooms share the bathroom. An equipped kitchenette is available (dishes, stove, refrigerator).
Pension České ChalupyPension Ceske Chalupy (Bohemian Cottages) is a family-run pension located in a country village Nove Hute in the Sumava Mountains, South Bohemia, Czech republic. The word pension in English usually means a sum of money especially for retired people. In French it means a small private hotel and is used in this sense mostly in European countries.