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Čerchov, whose German name is "Schwarzkopf", is the highest mountain in the Bohemian Forest. There are two towers and a row of barracks on the summit. One tower is an observation tower built in 1904. The other tower, peppered with listening devices, was used as a reconnaissance post by the Soviets and the Stasi until the fall of the Berlin Wall and later by the Czech army until after 1990. For this reason, it was not permitted to climb to the top of the mountain for a long time. The reconnaissance station is part of a chain of similar listening posts along the German border and continues northwards over Velký Zvon (859 metres), Havran (894 metres) and Dyleň (939 metres).

Great trail and the scenery is amazing

I cycled the Regental cycle path from Cham to Furth im Wald and back. The entire route is asphalted, with a few slight inclines. Just before and after Arnschwang you have to cycle on the road for 100m, otherwise you are always on the cycle path. Very busy. But highly recommended

An absolutely fantastic cycle path. The nature is a dream. It is very busy in summer but it is worth it

Nice view over the rain to Cham.

The Regentalradweg has two faces. Between Regensburg and Blaibach it is a wonderful family-friendly river bike path. The only climb in the section is at Heilbrünnl. 95% are paved. Shortly before Blaibacher See, turn right on a former railway line with a natural surface to Viechtach. This is where family friendliness ends. Up to Zwiesel there are many toxic climbs and many vertical meters. Nothing for a leisurely bike ride. Muscle and stamina are required.

The Čerchov (German Schwarzkopf) is 1042 m n.m. the highest mountain in the Upper Palatinate Forest (Český les) and the northern peak of the Bohemian Forest. It is about 2 km from the German-Czech border in the Czech Republic, roughly in the middle of a triangle formed by the towns of Waldmünchen, Furth im Wald and Domažlice.

Simply beautiful, from Cham to Miltach flat along the rain