Through the Czech-Canadian borderland
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Wandering from Nová Bystřice through the picturesque wilderness of the Czech-Austrian borderland, deep forests woven with the silver of forest streams, decorated with reflections on the surfaces of their ponds.
moderate
Distance 38.8 km
2:52 h
364 m
364 m
683 m
582 m
The cycling route “Through the Czech-Canadian borderland” starts at the square in Nová Bystřice, from where you head between the Mnišský and Novobystřice ponds along a path that leads you to the Artolec shelter, where at the crossroads, turning right, you reach the Austrian village of Hirschenschlag. Here, turn left and after three kilometers you arrive at the village of Reingers, at whose end you turn left onto a local road that leads you to the Austrian-Czech border. From here, you come to the dam of the Romavský pond, behind which waits the dam of the Kačer (Walden) pond. From there, after about a kilometer of riding, you reach the crossroads of the Hadí vrch nature reserve, where you turn left and descend a gentle slope to a bridge over the Romavský stream and then continue by turning right into the village of Návary. Then you pass through the settlement of Filipov, the Gebhárecký pond nature reserve, and all the way to Klášter I. You continue along Grassel’s trail, along the edge of the recreational Osika pond, to the settlements of Blato and Hůrky. From here, Grassel’s trail leads you over Kaliště hill to Ovčárna and back to Nová Bystřice.
Author’s recommendation
In the village of Blato, refreshment options are offered by the guesthouses U Myslivců and Lada – both also offer pleasant outdoor seating.
Difficulty
moderate
Overall difficulty
moderate
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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683 m
Lowest point
582 m
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3.3 km
Forested/wild trail
8.1 km
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10.3 km
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17.1 km
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Along the way, you will come across the Hadí vrch nature reserve – these are former rocky pastures with heaths and extensive stands of common juniper. From the largest boulder, there is a beautiful view of the surrounding landscape. In this part, movement is only allowed on foot, so leave your bike by the path and set out to explore.Roadbook
The cycling route “Through the Czech-Canadian borderland” starts at the square in Nová Bystřice, from where you head along CT1008 between the Mnišský and Novobystřice ponds and, after passing through the golf course, turn right and carefully enter road II/128, but after 400 meters you leave it with CT1008 by turning left this time. After about one kilometer, CT1008 brings you to the Artolec shelter, where at the crossroads, by turning right, you say goodbye to CT1008 and take the purpose-built road to the Austrian village of Hirschenschlag. Here you turn left and join the Grenzlandradweg cycle route and travel south along it for three kilometers to the village of Reingers, at the end of which you turn left onto a local road that leads you to the Austrian-Czech border. From here, CT1007B is available, but you leave it after less than one kilometer at a place where it turns sharply left, but you continue straight and after a few hundred meters reach the dam of the Romavský pond. Behind the pond you turn left again, cross the Romavský stream, and after less than a kilometer, after touching CT1007B, you turn right and after 400 meters reach the dam of the Kačer (Walden) pond. From there, after about a kilometer of riding, you arrive at the crossroads of the Hadí vrch nature reserve, where you turn left and descend a gentle slope along the western boundary of the Hadí vrch nature reserve, down to a bridge over the Romavský stream and then after about a kilometer of gentle climbing, by turning right, you join CT1007B again and after 1.5 km you turn right onto CT1007 that leads you to the village of Návary. Here you leave CT1007 by turning left onto a local road that leads you to CT1006, onto which you turn left, pass through the settlement of Filipov, the Gebhárecký pond nature reserve and all the way to Klášter I. There you cross road II/152a on Grassel’s trail, along the eastern edge of the recreational Osika pond, continuing to the settlements of Blato and Hůrky. From here Grassel’s trail leads you over Kaliště hill to Ovčárna and back to Nová Bystřice.
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Veterán muzeum Nová BystřiceOhrada bizonů Veclov
Muzeum čs. opevnění Klášter II
Church of the Holy Trinity in Klášter
Zámek Nová Bystřice
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You can reach Nová Bystřice by train or bus – timetables here: https://jizdnirady.idnes.cz/vlakyautobusy/spojeni/Parking
There are several parking lots in Nová Bystřice – for example at Mírové Square, in Na hradbách Street, or at the bus station.Coordinates
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49.018469, 15.102975
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49°01'06.5"N 15°06'10.7"E
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33U 507529 5429514
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Trekking bike, cycling helmet.Localization
Parts of this content were machine translated from Czech.
Difficulty
moderate
Overall difficulty
moderate
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Distance
38.8 km
Duration
2:52 h
Ascent
364 m
Descent
364 m
Highest point
683 m
Lowest point
582 m
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