Lipno nad Vltavou travel guide

Lipno nad Vltavou (German lips) is a town in the Czech Republic. It has 517 inhabitants (1996) and is located in the South Bohemian Region. The town is situated on the banks of built from 1952 to 1959 Lipno Lake, which dammed the river Vltava (Vltava), near the nature reserves and parks Vyšebrodsko Čertova stěna (Devil's Wall) and Luč (Kienberg, 933 m). There is also the granite and the remains of a primeval forest. Lipno nad Vltavou is the terminus of the route ČSD Rybník u Dolního Dvořiště-Lipno nad Vltavou, the former electrical Lokalbahn Zartlesdorf-Lippnerschwebe. Until the expulsion 1945/46 lips was inhabited by Germans. The original lumberjack village was destroyed during the construction of the Lipno Lipnostaudamms in the 1950s and 1960s almost completely. The subsequently formed directly on the lake settlement and the surrounding region are among the most popular recreation areas in the Czech Republic. Here, however, not only Czech but also many tourists from Germany, Austria and the Netherlands. In winter, the most popular is the possibility of skiing (35 km cross-country ski trails and several exit routes) and snowboarding (lift available); 2005 was the first time an ice-skating marathon held on the frozen lake. In summer, tourists primarily benefit the numerous camping and biking trails. You can also head of the newly built Marina in 2002 to pursue various water sports such as sailing, kayaking and rafting. 2003, it hosted the World Cup instead of rafting. Swimming is the Sandbadestränden, but also initiated in the 2003 Indoor possible. (...) more....

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