Boží Dar and the Ore Mountains are perfect for a family holiday. Fairy-tale nature trails, playful areas full of fun, playgrounds and adventurous trips into nature await you. Together you will experience days full of laughter, adventure and unforgettable experiences.

Boží Dar is a true paradise in winter for all those who love snow. Thanks to its location in the Ore Mountains and its altitude, the season lasts long and the conditions are great for families with children, beginners and experienced skiers. Directly from our guesthouse you can go on cross-country skiing trails, ski resorts and sledding slopes.

Boží Dar is an ideal starting point for short walks and day hikes. You will find easy nature trails suitable for families with children, but also more demanding routes with climbs to peaks and lookout towers.

• Lookout tower at Neklid - a short walk directly from Boží Dar to the new lookout tower "Boží vyhlídka",  with a beautiful view of the Ore Mountains. Ideal as an afternoon trip with children.

• Boží Dar peat bog (nature trail) - a comfortable route along wooden paths through the protected peat bog. An easy path suitable for strollers and smaller children.

• Božídarský Špičák (1115 m) - a hike to the highest basalt mound in Central Europe. A short hike with beautiful views of the surrounding countryside.

• Klínovec (1244 m) - the highest mountain of the Ore Mountains offers a wonderful panoramic view from a modern lookout tower. Even the fittest children can make the journey to the top, and the reward is refreshments and a well-deserved rest right at the top.

• Oberwiesenthal ( Germany) - The highest town in Germany, to which a pleasant route leads from Boží Dar. The picturesque town below the Fichtelberg is ideal for a trip with children, with the possibility of combining it with a visit to the Underwater World or a ride on the steam train.

• Blatenský vrch (1043 m) - a lookout tower with views of the Ore Mountains. On the way you will meet the remains of tin mines and the historic Blatenský Water Canal.

• Plešivec (1028 m) - a popular destination with a lookout tower, a rope park, a bobsled run and beautiful views. Can be connected with the route through Abertamy.

• Erzgebirge Highway - the main ridge route connecting the Czech and German parts of the mountains. Suitable for day trips or shorter sections according to possibilities.

Boží Dar is also a paradise for cyclists. Thanks to its location on the mountain ridge, it offers countless possibilities - from easy trails suitable for families with children to challenging mountain hikes for experienced bikers.

Directly from Boží Dar there are marked cycling routes that will take you through the beautiful nature of the Erzgebirge Highway and picturesque forest paths. Trips to Germany are popular, where well-maintained cycle paths await.

For adrenaline lovers there is the Klínovec Trail Park, which is one of the largest and most modern in the country. It offers trails of varying difficulty from easy flow trails for beginners to challenging downhill runs for experienced riders. Thanks to the cable car, you can easily ride your bike to the top and enjoy a ride full of turns and terrain waves on the way down.

The Ore Mountains have a rich mining history, which is listed by UNESCO. In the surroundings of Boží Dar you will find accessible adits, historical towns and museums that show local life and crafts. The region is also famous for its traditional production of wooden toys and nativity scenes, which are still part of its inherent charm.

• Johannes Adit - a unique UNESCO mining monument. An authentic tour takes you directly underground to learn how tin was extracted and how hard the miners' work was.

• Jáchymov - a mining town famous for its coinage and mining. Here you will find the Royal Mint with its museum, the Mining Museum and nature trails that recall the modern history connected with uranium.

• Horní Blatná and the Blatná Water Canal - a  picturesque town with a well-preserved historic centre and a nature trail around the canal, which was used to drain the mines.

• Mauritius Mine (Horní Blatná) - one of the largest tin mines in the Czech Republic. A guided tour will show you the mysterious underground spaces and impressive mining technology.

• Oberwiesenthal (Germany) - the highest town in Germany (914 m above sea level) with a rich tradition. Here you will find the Oberwiesenthal Museum, which presents the history of the town, skiing and mining. Another interesting feature is the Fichtelberg-Bahn Museum, where you can learn about the steam railway that still carries visitors between Cranzahl and Oberwiesenthal.

• Museums in Karlovy Vary - in addition to the spa tradition, the Karlovy Vary Museum is worth a visit, with exhibitions on the history of the town and porcelain, or the Becherovka Museum dedicated to the famous herbal liqueur.

• Erzgebirge traditions and crafts - the area is famous for the production of wooden toys, nativity scenes and illuminated Christmas pyramids. During Advent, don't miss the Christmas markets in Annaberg or the mining parades that have been part of the region for centuries.