The Black Lake in the Bohemian Forest cannot be completely circumnavigated on foot via walkable paths; at this point, the trail ends at the southern part.

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The Black Lake (Černé jezero) in the Bohemian Forest, the largest glacial lake there, with a water surface at an elevation of 1006 meters.

Here, just before the Netherlands, the Wurm and the Rur converge to then flow into the Meuse near Roermond.

Czech Republic / Landscapes / Bohemia

The Black Lake in the Bohemian Forest cannot be completely circumnavigated on foot via walkable paths; at this point, the trail ends at the southern part. Twenty-three years ago, it was not even possible to walk this far; the immediate proximity of the state border to Germany should not give anyone the "wrong" idea. On this 25th of September 2009, only a few remnants of the structures remain where the border guards had to perform their duties.

Thomas Scherf 09.08.2012, 673 Views, 0 Comments * automatically translated

EXIF: OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP. E-500 , Date 2009:09:25 11:08:00, Exposure time: 0.006 s (1/160) (1/160), Aperture: f/8.0, ISO100, Focal length: 19.00 (19/1)