Kozly near Česká Lípa: Hotels and Accommodations

Kozly is known for volcanic rock formations, including lava fields. Kozel is a distinctive landscape feature of Kozly and reaches an elevation of 598 m.

Landscape

Part of the municipality of Kozly lies within the České středohoří Protected Landscape Area. Next to House No. 109 in Kozly stands a large-leaved lime tree estimated to be 675 years old.

Cycling Routes

Regional cycling route No. 211 passes through the area of Kozly and runs through Kozly between Dubá and Kamenický Šenov; it continues to the border crossing at Rožany on the German border. The Kozly War Victims Memorial is located next to cycling route No. 211. Local cycling route No. 3086 leads from Kozly to Holany. From Kozly, it provides an alternative connection to Route 211 via Kvítkov and then continues along local roads to Karba and Zahrádky.

Hiking and Monuments

A green-marked hiking trail maintained by the Club of Czech Tourists passes through Kozly. A yellow-marked hiking trail leads from Kozly towards Bořetín; the Kozly reconciliation cross stands next to a yellow-marked hiking trail. The medieval stone reconciliation cross above Kozly is 110 cm high and is one of approximately ten surviving stone reconciliation crosses in the Česká Lípa District.

History and Local Culture

The Chapel of Saint Procopius in Kozly was built in 1820 by the farmer Stefan Wenzel. The mineralogist Franz Hocke, who was born in Kozly, donated an altarpiece of Saint Procopius to the chapel. The preserved architecture of a 19th-century house in Kozly is also of tourist interest.

Other places: Okrouhlá near Nový Bor, Bohatice near Zákupy, Stružnice, Chotovice near Nový Bor, Vrchovany, Prysk, Jestřebí near Česká Lípa, Horní Libchava.

For the higher-level travel overview: Česká Lípa District.