The Lasvice hunting area consists mainly of a single forest of over 500 hectares. However, this forest is connected to other forests of the same size in its surroundings, which is suitable for the cloven-hoofed animals that are found here in large numbers.

The advantage of this hunting ground is its diversity and diversity, as the hunting ground consists of approximately 300 hectares of fields and meadows, which is particularly suitable for roe deer and black deer, and this combination provides hunting opportunities almost all year round, as the game remains in the hunting ground and does not migrate to the fields.

The entire eastern border of the Lasvice hunting area is formed by the Svitavka river with a natural bed, in which trout live.

As mentioned at the beginning, the hunting area is very diverse. The main forest is separated from the fields and meadows by several deep ravines with thickets. The thickets turn into mature pine forests with a lot of birches. The whole view, with a little imagination, resembles a Nordic forest, only instead of cranberries, blueberries grow here.

From several places you can see the Jizera Mountains and other beautiful views. While wandering through the hunting grounds, every hunter will discover boxes carved into the rocks near the original wooden huts.