Javorník U Vlašimi: Hotels and Accommodation

Javorník U Vlašimi combines a highly visible hill with several routes to Javorník and a publicly accessible observation tower. There is also a recreational area with a water basin and slide, historic memorial sites, and leisure opportunities directly in Javorník.

Nature and Trails

Javornická hůra is the prominent, highly visible 583-metre-high hill west of Javorník. Until the beginning of the 19th century, it was bare and unforested; as a result, it then offered views across a landscape several dozen kilometres away.

A green-marked hiking trail leads to Javorník and continues through Černý les. A forest road also leads from the Peklo inn over the northern foot of Javornická hůra to Javorník. An access route from Mnichovice to Javorník runs around the western slope of Javornická hůra; an alternative route from Mnichovice leads over the summit of Horka.

Viewpoint

The Kalamajka observation tower is freely accessible to the public and is unstaffed. Access is possible after borrowing a key. You can reach the tower’s viewing platform via 117 steps.

Culture

The Chapel of Saint Ludmila was reconstructed in 1993. Javorník also features a well-maintained memorial to those who fell in both world wars.

Leisure

The V Markovech recreational area contains a small multi-purpose water basin with a slide. In Javorník, the municipal tennis court can be used for recreation.

More local pages: Tomice, Čakov, Jankov, Xaverov, Zvěstov, Olbramovice, Smilkov, Střezimíř

To the higher-level travel overview: Benešov District.