The Bohemian Way: From the Danube to the Vltava

On the trail of the Celts. the Bohemian Way in ArberLand, alongside the Bavarian Way and Golden Way, is one of the oldest links between the Danube and the Vltava. The well worn path crosses the "Nortwald", from Deggendorf to Bayerisch Eisenstein.

In 4 short daily stages it is possible to follow in the steps of traders and travellers, on mostly wide and comfortable paths, from the Danube Valley over the mountains of the Bavarian Forest, into Bohemia:

An Easy Hike for Families and Unhurried Walkers
With the short distances and easy paths, this route is ideal for families and casual walkers. On the way there is always plenty of time to stop and enjoy the many villages and places of interest, such as the ruined castle at Weißenstein or the glassworks in Zwiesel.

The Varied History of the Bohemian Way
When the path was paved with granite slabs in the 18th century, it became possible to use wagons on it. At the beginning of the 19th century, the Rusel road was built and the Bohemian Way lost its importance until it was rediscovered as a walking route.

Waking without Luggage
Guided walks on the Bohemian Way, with no worries about the transportation of luggage, take place in Spring and Autumn. The Tourist Info in Bischofsmais has the exact dates. The start date is always a Saturday.

Included:

Cost:Per person: €239

In addition:
Wednesday:
The Böhmerwaldcourier train to Klatovy (Czech Republic). Town tour including the Baroque Apothecary and the catacombs.

Cost: €16 Euro
(Including train, lunch, German speaking tour guide, entrance fees, town tour)


Information and booking at:
Touristikinformation Bischofsmais
Hauptstraße 34, 94253 Bischofsmais
Tel. +49 9920 940444, Fax +49 9920 940440
E-Mail: info@bischofsmais.de