Knyk: Hotels and Accommodation
Knyk originated in the 14th century as an agriculturally oriented village. The village, originally named Pfaffendorf, is documented for the period from 1445 to 1472; the first written mention of Knyk dates from 1472. A census in 1651 recorded nine independent families, two subject families, and a total of 46 people in Knyk.
Paths and Ponds
The Park Budoucnost–Vlkovsko educational trail is 3 kilometres long and begins at Cihlářský Pond. The pond cascade from Park Budoucnost through Vlkovsko ends in Knyk at Knycký Pond; the yellow-marked trail through Vlkovsko also reaches Knyk at this pond.
The Havlíčkův Brod–Chotěboř cycle route passes through Knyk and Český Dvůr and is 56 kilometres long.
Surroundings
Mount Vysoká is located in the vicinity of Knyk. The nearby surroundings include the hill “(Velkohuby) [Knyk-Český Dvůr]” and Horní Chlum Hill [Lučice].
Further afield in the regional surroundings of Knyk are Orlík Castle Ruins, Mount Melechov, Želivský Kláštor Monastery, and Smetanovy sady Park.
More Place Pages
More place pages: Vilémov, Golčův Jeníkov, Tis, Dolní Sokolovec, Stříbrné Hory, Česká Bělá, Dolní Krupá U Havlíckova Brodu, Ždírec Nad Doubravou
For the higher-level travel overview: Havlíčkův Brod District.
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