On the Hluchová mountain stream, which springs from Velký Stožek, there are seven Weiss within the territory of Bystřice. The water is so clean that you can even spot the European otter. River is an ideal spot for spending leisure time on hot summer days.
In 2012 , the municipality of Bystřice established its first educational trail. The Loučka Trail originally focused on the history of the Paseky settlement , as well as the local flora and fauna. The trail has since been partially renovated, with old, faded information boards replaced by new interactive panels
The nature trail will guide you through the many beauties and attractions of the diverse nature and landscape of the Vendryně area. The location of the area in three geomorphological units is accompanied by differences in natural conditions in terms of geology, soil, and climate, which in turn determines the
Follow the footsteps of an old legend that tells of an entire army of knights hidden within Velká Čantoryje , ready to protect the region in times of danger. The 10 km educational trail with an elevation gain of 579 m offers many other points of interest. Learn about Jiří
The origins of these kilns date back to the early 19th century , when a thorough geological survey of the Carpathian slopes was conducted to locate iron ore deposits for local ironworks. In the municipality of Vendryně, ore was initially mined for the Ustroń ironworks (Poland), and later for the
Every passionate athlete will find something to enjoy in Bystřice. As in every true cradle of modern pentathlon stars, you’ll find a swimming pool, shooting range, fencing hall, and stables with paddocks and jumping courses. Within the elementary school grounds, there is also a sports and gymnastics hall as well
At the summit of the border mountain Čantoryj*, there is a 29-meter-high lookout tower offering unique views not only over the Czech Republic and Poland, but also of Slovak mountains such as Malá Fatra and the Tatras. Velká Čantoryje Mountain (995 m a.s.l.) is steeped in legend and, in local
The peak of Velký Sošov (885 m a.s.l.) rises in the border area with Poland, in the Silesian Beskids, southeast of the village of Nýdek. On its northern slope lies a small mountain settlement, also called Velký Sošov, consisting mainly of cottages. On the eastern edge of the settlement, on
