Kamenná: Trails, Rock Formations and Local History

When looking for a hotel in Kamenná, you can first consider whether trails, local history or a visit to the bathing area will be the focus of your stay. The municipality offers a range of possibilities: trails pass through the village, go around it or run through its surroundings; there is also a named rock formation and several local memorial sites.

Trails through and around Kamenná

A yellow-marked hiking trail runs through Kamenná. The described route goes from the railway station in Studenec via Pyšel and along a stream to the Oslava; it continues upstream to Velké Meziříčí. Another route is the Mlynářská stezka: it follows the Oslava past Kamenná, begins in Nové Město na Moravě and ends in the area of Lower Austria. It is advisable to check the current route before setting out.

A blue-marked hiking trail also runs near Kamenná, along the cadastral boundary between Klementice and Studnice. It leads from Třebíč via Budišov, past the ruins of Dub Castle and through Tasov to Ořechov. The trails therefore differ in how they relate to the village: the yellow trail runs through Kamenná, the Mlynářská stezka passes by it, and the blue trail goes through the surrounding area. The municipal geographic information about the yellow and blue markings was last updated in 1999; therefore, check the trail markers on site before relying on them for directions.

Rock Formations and Nature

The protected natural formation “balvanovité krajinné ostrůvky” lies between the road from Budišov and the road to Klementice. Čertova ruka is the highest point in this area and also has the largest rock blocks. This highlights a specific landscape feature within the named formation. If you are planning around protection regulations or access, check the current protection status on site.

A report from June 2025 describes “Thorovo kladivo” near Kamenná: a superhero-themed object attached to a large boulder at a viewpoint. Before making a special trip to find it, check whether the installation is still intact.

Local History and Memorial Sites

A monument to the victims of the First World War, erected in 1920, stands in the village square. The Buršík manor farm is also a historic landmark in Kamenná: it is documented as far back as 1502, with Tomáš Buršík cited as an early reference. The year 1807 is engraved above the entrance to the living quarters. In terms of architectural history, the manor farm is considered the most valuable of the local houses. The two dates refer to different things: 1502 marks its historical documentation, while 1807 is a detail on the building.

Other local features include stone sundials associated with the stonemasons of Kamenná. A Smírčí kámen (reconciliation stone) stands nearby: the granite block is about 500 metres from a cross in the direction of the Oslava and bears an engraved patriarchal cross. The sundials and memorial stone add different kinds of stone heritage to the village’s history.

Bathing Area and Local Traditions

A fire pond in Kamenná is used as a bathing area called “Koupaliště.” The area also includes a nohejbal court. If you are planning to swim, check the current conditions on site.

Masopust in Kamenná includes a masked parade and an evening dance. If you would like to plan your stay around the festival, check the current dates. This lets you plan your trip around the actual scheduled event dates without assuming a fixed annual date.

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