Študlov: Hotels and Accommodation

Študlov lies at an average elevation of 550 metres in the northernmost foothills of the White Carpathians. The surrounding area offers opportunities for hiking year-round, while several named trails and mountains further define the landscape.

Landscape and Trails

A marked hiking trail leads from Valašské Příkazy eastwards through Študlov to the summit of Požár at an elevation of 791 metres, where there is a trail junction. On the slope of Požár, Študlov has downhill ski runs for winter sports. At 817 metres, Končitá is the highest mountain in Študlov.

The town is also connected to a longer cycling route: the Hornolidečská magistrála is a mountain biking trail from Horní Lideč via Valašské Příkazy and Študlov to Střelná.

Nature

The Hrádek natural monument in Študlov encompasses an orchard with an orchid meadow and a former juniper pasture on a sunny slope. Springs occasionally emerge there. Hrádek was first designated on 22 February 1999.

Small pieces of the rare amber occur in the upper part of Študlov.

Culture

Študlov is home to a hundred-year-old chapel; in addition, the Church of St Matthew was built there from 1992 to 1994. Local culture also includes the Študlovjanka brass band, which was founded in 1928.

At the end of summer, the harvest festival Dožínky traditionally takes place in Študlov. The town's cultural traditions also include a Fašank procession and a lively Masopust festival.

Sport and Local Life

The multi-purpose sports complex in Študlov includes a tennis court, a ball sports court and a long-jump facility. A newly built tourist hostel stands near the football pitch and sports complex.

Discover more destinations: Hutisko Solanec, Střelná, Prostřední Bečva, Malá Bystřice, Rosenau, Hovězí, Růžďka, Bystřička.

To the higher-level travel overview: Vsetín District.