Cernolice: Hotels and accommodation

Čertovy skály near Černolice form a traditional climbing area with easier and moderately difficult routes.

Nature

The lowest-lying locality, Potoky, lies in a deeply incised canyon of the Všenorský potok at an elevation of 300–350 m above sea level. Junipers, cypresses and unusual pine trees grow there. The Stivínka area in Černolice comprises two streams, forest, rolling terrain, steep slopes, as well as trees, shrubs and flowers across 13 ha.

History

The “Putování Černolickem” educational trail was designed and established for Černolice in 2001–2002. The “Černolice – náves” station covers the history of Černolice, while the “Černolice – Potoky” station addresses the origins and development of the Potoky settlement and the character of Stivínka.

The historic route was also called the “Golden Trail” and was used to bring salt to Bohemia. A significant historic trade and military road ran through the Černolice area along the Všenorský potok towards Řitka.

Activities

Kamenitý Vrch offers individual and family horseback rides. In Černolice, Kamenitý Vrch also provides hippotherapy as well as other therapeutic and leisure activities for children with health impairments and their families. There are also experiential workshops and other activities for children and adults.

Getting around

Cycle route 8129 runs through Černolice. The Černolické skály natural monument can, for example, be reached from Všenory via a yellow-marked hiking trail.

Other places: Tuchoměřice, Dobřichovice, Číčovice, Buš, Vonoklasy, Tursko, Cernosice, Roztoky.

To the higher-level travel overview: Praha-Západ District.