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The small river Černá (Black Water) rises west of the Fichtelberg in Saxony, then flows into Czech territory and along the northern border of the Božídarské rašeliniště nature reserve. The river gets its name from the dark water, rich in humic substances, flowing from the numerous surrounding bogs. After 18.6 kilometers in the Czech Republic, the river flows back to Saxony and finally into the Zwickauer Mulde near Aue.

Since 1977, a 3.2-kilometer-long nature trail on wooden planks has led through the Božídarské rašeliniště peat bog nature reserve. It features twelve stations with information panels. The 11.61-square-kilometer area has been protected since 1965. It encompasses a series of raised bogs with spruce, pine, Scots pine, dwarf birch, heaths, and meadows. A carnivorous plant characteristic of peat bogs, the round-leaved sundew, also grows here. The largest peat bog in the Ore Mountains lies at an elevation of 940 to 1116 meters; its specific mountain climate creates challenging conditions for animals and plants.

a very nice corner

great corner, always worth a trip

Highly recommended hiking area with stunning nature, e.g. butterflies, insects, etc. Part of the national nature reserve Božídarské rašeliniště.

Invites you to linger. Cozy place!

The Borzi Dar raised bog is one of the largest nature reserves in the Ore Mountains. Although peat has been extracted here for hundreds of years, the remaining bog is relatively well preserved within the protected area, and the beauty of these important biotopes can be observed. However, the drought in the summers still affects the bog. It will take centuries for it to become a fully functioning bog again. The best way to admire the bog and its typical vegetation is from the paths with footbridges.