Zálesná Zhoř: Hotels and Accommodation
Zálesná Zhoř lies at the eastern foot of the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands. The village combines a landscape shaped by water and wet meadows with a yellow-marked hiking trail, horse-riding activities for children, and individual traces of cultural history.
Hiking and Nature
A yellow-marked hiking trail runs through the centre of Zálesná Zhoř and then passes nine wooden crosses. It runs through Příbram na Moravě, Zbraslav, Zálesná Zhoř, Lesní Hluboké, Svatoslav, Deblín and Tišnov.
The protected Zhořská mokřina area lies on the northern edge of Zálesná Zhoř. It preserves remnants of semi-natural wet to waterlogged meadows with a rich population of broad-leaved marsh orchids. The Bílá voda stream also flows through Zálesná Zhoř.
Activities
Ranczz offers children’s training on school horses, preparation for competitions, and horse days for children. In the ranch’s riding arena, children can try simple Western obstacles.
Culture and History
An old bell tower stands in the centre of Zálesná Zhoř. The first written mention of Zálesná Zhoř dates back to 1358.
In the wider regional surroundings of Zálesná Zhoř are Tempelštejn and Rabštejn, both ruins. Kaple sv. Petra a Pavla is a church there.
Mountains and Destinations Nearby
The mountains Koní hora and Babí hora are located around Zálesná Zhoř. The mountains Duforty and Víckov are also located in the wider regional surroundings. Brno Zoo is likewise located in the wider regional surroundings of Zálesná Zhoř.
Other Places
Other places in the same area include Měnín, Babice U Rosic, Běleč, Vratislávka, Kaly, Holasice, Čebín and Přibyslavice U Velké Bíteše.
To the higher-level travel overview: Brno-Country District.
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