Kamencové Lake

1557

This globally unique natural formation was created by flooding a former alum mine on the outskirts of Chomutov. The high alum content in the water prevents the growth of algae and cyanobacteria, ensuring exceptionally clean water throughout the swimming season. The extensive recreational area offers visitors well-maintained grassy and sandy beaches, a modern floating pier, sports courts for beach volleyball and mini-golf, and a water-skiing course.

 

Photo: Kamencové Lake website, www.kamencovejezero.cz

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This globally unique natural formation was created by flooding a former alum mine on the outskirts of Chomutov. The high alum content in the water prevents the growth of algae...

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Stage 2: Chomutov – Most

The second stage begins in Chomutov and passes through Otvice, around the active Vršany mine, and on to Strupčice. The route then continues through the villages of Malé Březno and Havraň and ends in Most at the recreational Lake Most. The stage is 30 km long.

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Stage 3: Most – Teplice

The third stage begins in Most and leads through Chudeřice and Bílina to the spa town of Teplice. The next part of the stage takes you through reclaimed countryside and past spa parks, ending right in the center of Teplice. The stage is 32.5 km long.

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Stage 4: Teplice – Ústí nad Labem

The fourth stage begins in Teplice and runs around Doubravka through Drahkov and Suché to Lake Milada. From there, the route continues through Trmice to Větruše, from where it descends to the Elbe River and crosses a footbridge to the Elbe Cycle Route, where the bike route ends. The stage is 21.5 km long.