Boudy: Hotels and Accommodation

Trenckova Gorge is a rocky gorge in the valley of the Bobrůvka between Skryje and Strážek, near Drahonín. A stream flowing from Drahonín forms cascades and waterfalls there; the highest waterfall is 4 metres high. There is also a small waterfall in Trenckova Gorge.

Trenckova Gorge protects vegetation growing in crevices on silicate rocks, scree slopes and moving talus slopes, as well as preserved remnants of dry acidophilous oak forests and ravine forests. Trenckova Gorge is a natural monument and a site of European importance.

The Rysov castle ruins are a protected cultural monument on a high spur above the Bobrůvka, south of Skryje.

Boudy was first mentioned in 1632 under its former name Hvížďov; at that time, there were three buildings there. The Chapel of Saints Cyril and Methodius stands on the site of the medieval Hrádek fortification. A ditch and part of the rampart have survived from Hrádek.

The Loučka (Bobrůvka) paddling section below Boudy is rated WW I–II and is navigable in spring and after rainfall. It features a ledge with boulders and a footbridge made of two steel cables leading to the Okawango City settlement; the lower cable is difficult to see.

There is a refreshment option at Šafránkův mlýn.

IDS-JMK bus route 336 serves the Skryje, Boudy stop. The route from Tišnovská Nová Ves to Tišnov follows the Bobrůvka and passes through the Boudy settlement.

More local pages: Javůrek, Ostrovačice, Popůvky, Ivaň, Vlasatice, Zakřany, Rajhradice, Černvír.

To the higher-level travel overview: Brno-Venkov District.