Trubská: Hotels and Accommodation

Trubská lies on the southwestern edge of the Křivoklátsko Protected Landscape Area. The surrounding area consists predominantly of municipal forests, meadows, and pastures.

Nature

The local natural area includes the “Dibeř” biocentre. It covers 3.0 hectares of meadows in the floodplain of the Dibří Stream. The Dubová Forest and the Hořecká Gorge, which contains a trilobite fossil site, are also located near Trubská.

A pedunculate oak in Trubská has a trunk circumference of 415 cm at breast height.

Things to Do

The Trubská Questing Trail begins at a turning area at the end of the village, next to an information board; visitors can pick up game cards there. The hiking route is 3.7 km long and includes 106 m of ascent and 110 m of descent. It is a walking route for families with small children that leads through the forests of Trubská and passes over Dubový kopec.

The Dibeřský Stream flows below Trubská. There is a fire-fighting water reservoir on the stream that is used for swimming in summer. Cycling is possible on marked roads and trails in the area around Trubská.

Geographical Location

Trubská can be reached via a single access road branching off the Králův Dvůr–Hudlice road.

Other places: Nizbor, Kotopeky, Nesvačily, Chaloupky, Hvozdec, Lužce, Broumy, Záluží

For the higher-level travel overview: Beroun District.