Pstruží: Hotels and Accommodation

Pstruží is located on the eastern slope of Mount Ondřejník. On the northeastern slope of Ondřejník lies the Opálená Ski Area, on the shared border of the municipalities of Pstruží and Čeladná.

Winter Sports and Bike Park

The Opálená Ski Area offers a 500-metre-long red ski slope for advanced skiers, a 300-metre-long blue ski slope for skiers with intermediate skills, a 500-metre-long snow park for experienced snowboarders and skiers, and a 150-metre-long children's park.

Opálená Bike Park has a children's trail and a children's pump track. It also offers bicycle rentals for children and adults.

Landscape and Nature

Mount Skalka is located in the vicinity of Pstruží. Mount Ostrá is also located in the vicinity of Pstruží.

The mountain Smrčina is located in the area around Pstruží. Mount Kykulka is also located in the area around Pstruží.

The Skalka nature trail presents the natural features of Skalka and its surroundings on ten information boards.

History and Folk Art

Pstruží was first documented in 1581 in the registers of the Hukvaldy estate. The local industrial history of Pstruží includes an enamel factory founded in 1834 on the Ondřejnice stream.

Pstruží has a local folk art tradition featuring works made of wood, enamel, and ceramics. There is a pastry shop in the centre of Pstruží.

Other Places

Other places in the same regional context include Moravka, Kunčice pod Ondřejníkem, Soběšovice, Čeladná, Žermanice, Nošovice, Dolní Tošanovice, and Malenovice.

For the higher-level travel overview: Frýdek-Místek District.