Klíny: Hotels and Accommodation

In Klíny, a 2.2-kilometre-long zipline crosses a valley and offers views of the deep Šumenské Valley and the České středohoří. A ride in a piste basher lasts about one hour; one person sits next to a professional driver.

Winter Sports

The Klíny ski area has ski slopes ranging from easy to intermediate difficulty. In winter, the Klínské Traily trail system regularly offers groomed and marked cross-country ski trails. A map is also available for orientation on the cross-country loops.

The Krušnohorská bílá stopa cross-country ski trail network includes Klíny and offers machine-groomed trails that connect to trails in neighbouring Saxony.

Landscape

The Jeřabina Lookout Tower is located about 6 kilometres from Klíny. There is a small car park below the observation tower; from there, a red hiking trail of about 0.5 kilometres leads to the Jeřabina Lookout Tower.

The recently renovated Jeřabina Lookout Tower offers views of Mostecká pánev and the surrounding mountains. The mountains Vlčí hora, Stropnik, Medvědí Skála and Kamenný vrch are also located in the vicinity of Klíny.

In the wider regional surroundings of Klíny lies the Osterzgebirge Wildlife Park, a zoo.

Culture

The first written mention of Klíny dates from 1355 and refers to a church in Klíny. The original Gothic church in Klíny was dedicated to Saint Wenceslas.

Purschenstein Castle, Osek Monastery and Claußnitz Church are located in the vicinity of Klíny.

More Local Pages

More local pages in the catalogue: Patokryje, Braňany, Litvínov, Korozluky, Svinčice, Polerady, Bělušice and Želenice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Most District.