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Krkonoše national park
Krkonoše National Park is a stunning natural wonderland located in the Czech Republic. This park is home to some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the country, including towering mountains, lush forests, and crystal-clear lakes. For photographers, Krkonoše National Park is a dream come true, offering endless opportunities to capture stunning images of the natural world. Some of the most popular photography locations in the park include the Sněžka peak, the Elbe River, and the stunning waterfalls of the Kamenice River.
Pančava waterfall right after sunrise with clouds down in the 'Labský důl' valley.
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I'm back from a 4-day trip to Krkonoše Mountains (AKA Giant Mountains) with Jirka Chomát. The weather was very varying and...
Elbe River (Labe in Czech) originates in Krkonose Mountains and I already showed you the Elbe Valley just below its spring. However there is also...
This is a view of the Kotel Mountain in Krkonoše taken from the Harrachovy Kameny (Harrach's Stones). I've marked the place this photo was taken from...
Při inverzi do výšky cca 900m jsou z Bílé skály krásné výhledy na Černou Studnici a Ještěd. V tomto případě jsem se zaměřil na detail Černé Studnice chvíli po západu slunce. 2 minutová expozice pomohla zjemnit mraky a dát dojem mořských vln.
The frozen morning near the highest mountain in Czech Republic. Photo was Explored, thank you all very much.
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I took this photo from Zlaté návrší, facing north. From left to right (also see the notes in the picture): spring of the Labe...
Founded between 1623 and 1625, Luční Bouda (Wiesenbaude in German) is the oldest mountain chalet in the Krkonoše Mountains (AKA Giant Mountains). Its...
Kotel (1435 m above the sea level) is probably one of the most beautiful mountains of Krkonoše. Its name "Kotel" means "cauldron" in English and it's...
One of the biotopes Krkonoše National Park (KRNAP) includes is an alpine tundra above the treeline, which in the Krkonoše Mountains is at an average...
Thanks to all Phoide contributors to Krkonoše national park!
Most notably Jiri Hajek, Lenis Las and Kamil Ghais.