Studené: Hotels and Accommodation

The Orlice Nature Park lies west of Studené. To the east of the village are the Suchý vrch Nature Park and Buková hora mountain. The Studenecké skály can be reached from Těchonín railway station or by car via the road between Těchonín, Vlčkovice and Studené.

The church in Studené was built from 1820 to 1822 and dedicated to Saint Anne. The pilgrimage on the Friday of Sorrows is still held in Studené; services take place, although they are less well attended today.

In Dolní les stands a column chapel dedicated to Saint Anne, whose origins are surrounded by local legends. According to local legend, the image of Saint Anne repeatedly returned from the church construction site to its original tree before it was placed in a small chapel. Tradition holds that the stream emerging beneath the Chapel of Saint Anne contained miraculous water. The estate owner, Count Stubenberg, allowed the locals to create a small square in front of the chapel, build a bridge over the stream and install several benches.

The small Chapel of Saint Antoníček stands at house number 7. The Langr couple had it built after lightning struck a nearby ash tree in 1914 without setting their house on fire. At the wayside cross in Horní les, an image of Our Lady of Sorrows was rededicated in 2009.

The black “Studenecká” route is a cycling route through Zemská brána and its surroundings, starting at the “Podskalák” area in Studené. It is considered moderately difficult; the estimated cycling time without breaks is 1 hour and 10 minutes, and trekking or mountain bikes are recommended. Where the route shares a path with a hiking trail, pedestrians have priority.

The multi-purpose sports field near the “Podskalák” area, in front of the restaurant, can be used for tennis and nohejbal after reservation.

The 23rd edition of the mountain bike race “Závod horských kol” is scheduled for Saturday, 29 August 2026, at the “Kravín” in Studené. The “Běh kolem skal” is a traditional mass-start race. Much of the route runs along paved forest roads, while in the middle it leads in an exposed section over a rocky ridge.

Radhošť, Jamne Nad Orlici, Písečná, Rviště, České Heřmanice, Tatenice, Janovicky and Trpík

For the higher-level travel overview: Okres Ústí Nad Orlicí.