Běhařov: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Běhařov lies in the foothills of the Šumava Mountains, where the Šumava meets the Český les. The village is situated on the left bank of the Úhlava and in the lee of Pohoří Hill.

The mountains Jezvinec, Úliště [Javor - Loučany] and Stangenruck are located in the vicinity of Běhařov. In the wider region are Lovečná Mountain and the Bavarian Forest Wildlife Park Lohberg, a zoo.

Culture

The Church of St. Procopius in Běhařov is a small early Gothic church dating from the period after the middle of the 13th century. It has three altars; the high altar features a Baroque statue of Saint Procopius.

Alois Kalvoda used Běhařov Castle as a summer painting school specializing in landscape painting. The castle is not open to the public.

Cycling

From the village square in Běhařov, there is a connection to cycle route 2089. Cycle route 2052 runs via Úborsko and Bystřice nad Úhlavou to Nýrsko.

The Úborsko–Běhařov–Dobrá Voda–Svatá Markéta–Veselí–Klenová–Úborsko loop is 22 km long; the Běhařov–Pocinovice–Orlovice–Orlovická Hora–Jezvinec–Nýrsko–Úborsko–Běhařov loop is 25 km long. The Úborsko–Běhařov–Dobrá Voda–Libkov–Modlín–Loučim–Koráb loop and return is 30 km long.

In the area around the municipalities, paved paths can be used for excursions into nature, offering views of the Šumava, the Strážovské vrchy, the Český les and the Úhlava Valley.

Other places: Plánice, Tužice, Slatina, Klatovy, Žichovice, Nemilkov, Týnec and Dlouhá Ves U Susice.

For the higher-level travel overview: Klatovy District.