Trips in the Surroundings
Significant Places
Křížová hora
East of Červená Voda, on one of the peaks of the Jeřáb Highlands at an altitude of 735 m, stands a tower with a 25 m high observation deck on an ancient pilgrimage site. The lookout tower offers fantastic panoramic views.
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Křížová hora
Klepáč
Klepý (Klepáč) is a border mountain in the Králický Sněžník massif on the Czech-Polish border. It is an important watershed for three European seas. At its peak stands a 28-meter-high wooden lookout tower, accessible year-round and also serving as a fire watch station. A 5 km trail from Dolní Morava, marked with a blue tourist sign, leads to Klepáč.
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Klepáč
Tvrz Hůrka
The Hůrka Artillery Fortress is one of the five fully constructed fortresses in the Czech Republic, built as part of Czechoslovak fortifications against Germany.
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Tvrz Hůrka
Přehrada Pastviny
Welcome to one of the most beautiful locations in the Orlické Mountains, the Pastviny Reservoir. This year marks 84 years since the Orlice River flooded the picturesque valley of the village of Pastviny.
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Přehrada Pastviny
Skiresort Buková Hora
We are a modern and continuously developing mountain resort for summer and winter stays in the beautiful environment of the Orlické Mountains. Our resort meets 'Alpine standards'. The Buková hora mountain resort connects four ski slopes leading to Buková hora from the traditional Čenkovice resort and the newer, modern Červená Voda resort.
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Skiresort Buková Hora
Hora Matky Boží (Hedeč)
Above the town of Králíky, at a great height, stands a pilgrimage site connected to the town by an alley with chapels. In the past, children would make pilgrimages here, hold processions, and pray. Among them was young Tobiáš Jan Becker (1646–1710), later the Bishop of Hradec Králové, who built a church on the then Lysá hora.
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Hora Matky Boží (Hedeč)
Dolní Morava
The Dolní Morava mountain resort offers numerous attractions for both children and adults. You can visit the Sky Walk, accessible both in summer and winter, as well as the Mammoth Mountain Coaster, the longest in the Czech Republic. In winter, you can ski on 8 slopes of various difficulty levels, snowboarders can enjoy the Fun Trail, Cross Trail, or Jump Trail, and there's also a children's ski park, Amálka.
You can also find unique structures such as Sky Bridge 721, or the Sky Walk.
Kralický sněžník
Králický Sněžník (1423 m) is the highest peak of the mountain range of the same name, the third highest in the Czech Republic. It is located on the state border with Poland, about 20 km from the town of Králíky. It is a distinct peak with a flat summit, offering a unique, far-reaching panoramic view.
The wild mountain nature strongly resembles the Krkonoše Mountains, including the formation of alpine meadows with typical subalpine vegetation (alpine grasslands and heaths, high-altitude peat bogs, etc.). The highest parts of the mountain are treeless, covered with alpine grasslands, blueberry shrubs, and alpine ferns.
