Discover Řídelov

There are several distinct highlights to explore during a stay in Řídelov: protected forest and wetland habitats, a Baroque wayside shrine, a named route and places associated with water. If you are looking for a hotel for your trip, this selection can help you choose a travel theme that suits your interests. The Drdák Mill adds to the local history.

Forest and Wetland Areas

The Lukšovská protected area lies within the cadastral territory of Řídelov. It protects wet spruce forests and alder stands along streams. The forest stands have a high natural proportion of Norway spruce (Picea abies). The references to streamside habitats and the proportion of spruce bring different aspects of this natural area into focus: vegetation along waterways and the composition of the forest.

Rašeliniště Bažantka is a transitional and valley bog. Its wetland vegetation includes round-leaved sundew (Drosera rotundifolia), bogbean (Menyanthes trifoliata) and broad-leaved marsh orchid (Dactylorhiza majalis). The focus here is on the type of bog and the specifically named plant species. The scientific names complement the common names and specify which species are meant.

This provides a clear comparison when choosing a nature theme: Lukšovská represents forest and streamside habitats, while Bažantka represents bog types and wetland flora. If a particular landscape type is especially important to you, you can use these distinct features as a guide.

Culture and Local History

South of Řídelov stands a stone Baroque wayside shrine of the boží muka type, dating from 1817. Its specific architectural type and date make it a clear historical landmark. Lukšovská lies about 1.5 km north of Řídelov. The two sites can therefore also be distinguished geographically: the historic monument is south of the village, and the natural area is to its north.

The local Drdák Mill was one of the largest and oldest mills in the surrounding area. These offer two distinct historical points of reference: a building dated to 1817 and a mill whose standing is defined by comparison with the surrounding area.

Route and Water Features

The Roštejnská route passes through Řídelov. This makes the village part of a named route, a connection distinct from individual natural or cultural sites. Mirošovská studánka spring lies within the cadastral territory of Řídelov. A register entry updated in August 2022 lists a bicycle-accessible path leading to it. The route and access to the spring thus offer different points of reference for planning your trip.

Malý pařezitý rybník is also designated as a bathing site. A government profile updated in March 2011 names the municipality of Řídelov as its operator. Since operating details can change, check the current situation before planning a day of swimming.

The 22nd edition of Dálková doprava vody was also held in Řídelov.

Discover more destinations: Horní Dubenky, Kostelec, Brtnice, Luka Nad Jihlavou, Cejle, Čížov, Věžnička, Dobroutov.

For the broader travel overview: Jihlava District.