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The “Vysoká Štola – Oldřichov” educational trail begins behind Nejdek’s winter sports stadium and leads through Pozorka, Vysoká Štola, and Oldřichov before returning to Nejdek through the Oldřichov Valley. The more than 9 km-long trail includes nine stations on history, geology, mining, old routes, and the character of the landscape. Car parking for the educational trail is available at the football stadium and the winter sports stadium.

In the southern part of Nejdek lies the 5 km-long “Děti dětem” educational trail. At eight stations, it introduces the plants, animals, rocks, and population of the Nejdek region. The 5.4 km-long “Křížovým vrchem” circular trail also starts directly in Nejdek.

The “Rozhledna Pajndl” observation tower is accessible year-round and can be reached from Nejdek on foot in about two hours via the green-marked hiking trail. The 10.2 km-long hiking excursion “Přes Nejdecký Špičák k Lesíku” leads from Nejdek via Nejdecký Špičák to Lesík; swimming is possible in the Lesík reservoir along the way.

The “Nejdecká křížová cesta” Stations of the Cross is 1,600 meters long, climbs a difference in elevation of 110 meters, and comprises 14 stone chapels serving as stations. It offers views of Nejdek’s historic district and the deep valley of the Rolava.

The “Po stopách slavných nejdeckých osobností” educational trail is a 2.6 km-long, red-marked local circular trail through Nejdek’s town center. It leads to memorial stones, plaques on birth houses, and other places associated with notable people from Nejdek. These include the birthplace of actor Vladimír Ráž, a viewpoint overlooking Nejdek, and the place from which J. W. Goethe drew the tower of Nejdek.

The “Evangelický kostel Vykupitele” church in Nejdek was completed in 1904 in the Neo-Gothic style. The church grounds, including the Art Nouveau vicarage, have been a protected cultural monument since 2007.

The Nejdek Museum is closed due to the reconstruction of the building and preparations for a new permanent exhibition. The “Hradní věž” tower is open to the public by prior arrangement with its owner, the dean of St. Martin’s Church.

The pseudo-Gothic “Kaple v Suché” chapel was built in 1885 near a farmstead on the elevated bank of a rural pond. The “Kašna Rolávka” fountain depicts the Rolava River, paved with light-colored river gravel in its original riverbed.

The “Krušnohorský Semmering” railway line runs from Nejdek via Nové Hamry to Pernink and overcomes a difference in elevation of 360 meters over 15 km with the help of three tunnels and the Nové Hamry loop.

Other places with their own page: Schömitz, Nové Hamry, Hochofen, Pechöfen, Wickwitz, Tüppelsgrün, Klein-Werscheditz, Schönwald.

To the higher-level travel overview: Karlovy Vary Region.