Oudolen: Hotels and Accommodation

The Oudoleňská ovocná alej ke křížku runs along a restored 500-metre-long path. Forty apple trees, 30 pear trees, 30 cherry trees and 20 plum trees were planted along it. In the 2019 Avenue of the Year competition, it was chosen as the winner for the Vysočina Region. The avenue provides a habitat for animals and a food source for bees.

The chapel in Oudoleň was built in 1926 in memory of the soldiers who fell in the First World War from 1914 to 1918. It is dedicated to the Virgin Mary; its tower contains a bronze bell.

Hraběnčin křížek was restored by the municipality in 2019. A seating area and an information board were also installed there. The site is already marked on a map of the Polná estate from 1780, on the road from Oudoleň to Jitkov. The path to Hraběnčin křížek is used, or intended to be used, as a destination for walks.

Old documents mention Oudoleň in connection with a branch of the Liběcká Trail.

Oudoleň traditionally hosts a carnival procession, as well as a traditional Christmas market.

Mlýn Oudoleň produces and sells rye, wheat and spelt flour. The small family mill invites visitors to come to the mill in person and see it. At the Kryštofek family mill in Oudoleň, rye flour is milled on original machines built during the Second World War.

Class III road 3509 runs through Oudoleň. Bus connections are available from Oudoleň to Havlíčkův Brod, Přibyslav and Chotěboř.

Oudoleň is a member of the Společenství obcí Podoubraví municipal association. Numerous marked cycling and hiking trails are recorded for the association's territory.

Other village pages in the catalogue: Nová Ves U Chotěboře, Stepanov, Cibotín, Svetlá Nad Sázavou, Slavětín, Vlkanov, Příseka, Úsobí.

To the higher-level travel overview: Havlíčkův Brod District.