Břehy: Hotels and accommodations

From Břehy, the KČT route K Černému Nadýmači is designated as a red, 7-kilometer wheelchair route.

Nature and trails

Černý Nadýmač is an important site for the fire-bellied toad (Bombina bombina), with a population of several thousand animals. The pond is bordered by wet alder forests and wet acidophilous oak forests. The highly endangered plant species Coleanthus subtilis also grows on exposed pond beds in the Černý Nadýmač area.

The educational trail around Buňkov Pond was created in 2015 and leads around the entire pond. It can be cycled, although walking is more suitable. In the Výrov district of Břehy, there is a car park between a restaurant and an industrial mill, from which excursions to Černý Nadýmač Pond can begin.

Surrounding landscape

In the immediate vicinity of Břehy lies (Nadýmač) [Břehy], a hill. Křemen [Mokošín], a hill, is also located nearby. In the wider regional surroundings of Břehy lie Krkanka, a mountain, and Bučina, a mountain.

Water management and history

The Sopřečský vodní kanál is part of the Opatovický Canal water network. It was completed by Vilém z Pernštejna in 1513.

The hydroelectric facility established at Výrovský mlýn in 1914 is still operational. The restored mill building serves as a cultural, sports, and community center for Břehy. The monument to the victims of the First and Second World Wars still stands near Březinka; it was unveiled on October 17, 1920.

Culture in the surrounding area

In the wider regional surroundings of Břehy lies Zámek Kačina, a château. Svatý Jiří, a church, is also located in the vicinity of Břehy.

Other places: Stojice, Horní Jelení, Moravany, Stéblová, Turkovice, Lány U Dašic, Staré Hradiště, Žáravice

For the higher-level travel overview: Okres Pardubice.