Skomelno: Hotels and Accommodation

The approximately 5 km circular educational trail Putování s Dubíky starts and ends in Skomelno. It covers Radeč, Mitterwald and the Radnická sloj, and also leads to the Skomelský oak.

Landscape and Nature

Skomelno lies at the foot of the forested Zbirožské Mountains, north of Mount Radeč and near Radeč Nature Park. The Skomelský oak is an over 600-year-old oak tree on the edge of the forest near Skomelno. In the 2014 Tree of the Year competition, it came second. The Skomelák pond is also located near Skomelno.

The Putování s Dubíky educational trail is partially marked and is not maintained by the KČT. The access route to Věž u Skomelna begins near Skomelno, at Skomelno’s football pitch, and follows a forest track towards Lhota pod Radčem. Věž u Skomelna is also located nearby, an 8-metre-high rhyolite rock with permanently installed safety equipment.

History and Memorial Sites

Skomelno was first mentioned in written records in 1379. The historical records name Otík ze Skomelna as a resident of Skomelno from 1379 onwards. In 1631, Skomelno came into the possession of Petr Příchovský z Příchovic.

A memorial to the victims of the First World War stands at a bend in the centre of Skomelno. The northern arm of a water-filled moat has been preserved from the former fortification in Skomelno.

Event

On 17 July 2026, the Skomelno Volunteer Fire Brigade held a traditional dance event with music and dancing in Skomelno.

More local pages: Medový Újezd, Raková, Mešno, Plískov, Těškov, Němčovice, Sirá, Hrádek U Rokycan.

To the higher-level travel overview: Rokycany District.