Stríbrná: Hotels and Accommodation

The Lišák ski resort includes a green beginner slope, a wide intermediate slalom slope, the forested Touristická sjezdovka and the black „Rukáv“ slope. For cross-country skiers, the groomed Krušnohorská magistrála serves as a connection between nearby Bublava and Boží Dar.

Stříbrná has numerous marked hiking and cycling trails that enable tours through the western Ore Mountains. The Skalní město u Stříbrné consists of quartzite rocks with rock towers ranging from 3 to 20 metres in height. The climbing routes there are mostly secured with bolts and pitons.

A shelter and a summit register stand on the 991-metre-high summit of Špičák. Špičák offers views of the western side of the Ore Mountains.

The tour to Špičák in the Rájecké údolí valley leads from Stříbrná, first along a red-marked and then along a green-marked hiking trail to the summit of Špičák. The tour can be reached by bus from Kraslice to Stříbrná; from there, continue on foot or by bicycle.

The pseudo-Gothic Church of the Most Sacred Heart of the Lord in Stříbrná dates from 1909 to 1910. The first written references to Stříbrná date from 1601 and are associated with the Stříbrný potok.

Falkenau An Der Eger, Schindlwald, Zieditz, Gossengrün, Liebauthal, Elbogen, Königswerth, Dotterwies

To the higher-level travel overview: Falkenau An Der Eger District.