Discover the ancient pilgrim walks that cross the territory of Kladruby. This page features a selection of the best pilgrim trails in Kladruby recommended by experts. Filter the results to best suit your needs. Each route contains useful information to help you plan each stage of your pilgrimage.
Maps and trails
The most beautiful pilgrim walks in Kladruby
Pilgrim Trail
· Czech Republic
West Bohemian Jakobsweg 09: Plesnice - Kladruby
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
24.2 km
6:05 h
422 m
373 m
9th of 11 stages on my Jakobsweg from Prague to Tillyschanz/Eslarn
Part 068 of my Jakobsweg from Saint Petersburg to Santiago de Compostela
The adjacent routes:
before: Zittauer Jakobsweg
after: Franconian Jakobsweg
Pilgrim Trail
· Czech Republic
West Bohemian Jakobsweg 10: Kladruby - Stitary
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
32.7 km
8:37 h
217 m
219 m
10th of 11 stages on my Jakobsweg from Prague to Tillyschanz/Eslarn
Part 069 of my Jakobsweg from Saint Petersburg to Santiago de Compostela
Adjacent routes:
previous: Zittau Jakobsweg
next: Franconian Jakobsweg
Pilgrim Trail
· Czech Republic
West Bohemian Pilgrimage Route: Plesnice - Kladruby
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
Stage 9
24.5 km
6:33 h
377 m
329 m
The West Bohemian Pilgrimage Route is the northernmost connection from Prague to Bavaria. It passes north of Pilsen and connects at the border to the Upper Palatinate Pilgrimage Route, which then continues westward towards Nuremberg.
Pilgrim Trail
· Czech Republic
West Bohemian Pilgrimage Route: Kladruby - Štítary
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
Stage 10
34.3 km
9:13 h
384 m
363 m
The West Bohemian Pilgrimage Route is the northernmost connection from Prague to Bavaria. It passes north of Pilsen and connects at the border to the Upper Palatinate Pilgrimage Route, which then continues westward towards Nuremberg.
Pilgrim Trail
West Bohemian JW: Praha-Eslarn
Multi-day route
272.8 km
74:30 h
4,852 m
4,541 m
The West Bohemian Way of St. James is the northernmost route from Prague to Bavaria. It passes north of Pilsen and connects at the border to the Upper Palatinate Way of St. James, which then continues westwards in the direction of Nuremberg.

