Žacléř – okolo Vraních hor - Žacléř

Exploring the entire mountain range in one afternoon is not something that happens very often, but in the case of the Vraní mountains, it is an opportunity for an interesting trip. Soon after starting from Rýchorské Square, you'll have the rugged massif with the highest peak, Špičák, right in front of you. And that for most of the way to the border crossing at Královec. Next will be Lubawka, and at its edge the turnoff to Chelmsko Śląskie, where it is worth making a stop. The square is surrounded by historic town houses, at the top there is an interesting baroque church of the Holy Family, and nearby a group of buildings known as the Twelve Apostles, built in the early 18th century for Czech weavers. The next path leads from the square towards the border crossing Okrzeszyn - Petříkovice. The Vraní mountains are on your right side, and just past Chelmsko, you can observe how their character has changed from the Polish side. No steep slopes, but gently rising hills in the landscape. Soon after returning to the Czech Republic, the route will connect to the main road and lead you to Trutnov Poříčí, from where the return to Královec begins. At the Voletiny sign, you'll connect to the blue bike route of the Žacléřsko microregion, which will lead you around the Dead Lake, Hony, and the settlement of Rybníček to Bečkov, or to the sign under the hexagonal chapel. From here, you can continue either along the slope of Špičák (off-road version) or through the village of Bernartice (road). From Královec to Žacléř, you'll then return along the same road. Important points: Žacléř - Královec - Lubawka - Chelmsko Śląskie - Petříkovice - Hony - Bernartice - Královec - Žacléř