Vystrčenovice: Cycling Routes and Local History

If you are looking for hotels for a stay in Vystrčenovice, you can start by considering the village in light of your travel interests. Tourism is primarily focused on cycling; a marked hiking trail also passes through the village. The surrounding landscape and historic buildings add to its appeal.

Cycling and Hiking Trails

The marked Otokar Březina hiking trail passes through Vystrčenovice. The local hiking and cycling routes connect to a dense network of other trails and routes. One specific cycling route is route 5125: it passes through Vystrčenovice, connects Telč with Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou, and is 39 kilometres long. This is the length of the entire route, not just the section within the village.

The two named routes answer different planning questions: the Otokar Březina Trail is a marked hiking route through Vystrčenovice; route 5125 also has specified endpoints and a total length. In the surrounding area, low traffic volumes make for good cycling, including on Class II and Class III roads. This assessment applies to the surrounding area and these road classes.

Getting There and Transport

A transport description from 2024 lists buses as the public transport available in Vystrčenovice. If you plan to take the bus to or from the village, check the timetable before travelling.

Landscape in the Municipal Area

The Nová Říše Natural Monument, designated as a Natura 2000 site, lies within the municipal area. Brázdův Pond is one of the bodies of water listed within the municipality. The registered significant landscape feature Zadní díly u Bezkoutí is also located in the municipal area. These names refer to different landscape features: a designated natural monument, a body of water, and a registered landscape feature.

Chapel and Local History

The Chapel of the Holy Cross stands within the municipal area. Leypold, provost of the collegiate chapter of canons in Nová Říše, founded it in 1708; it underwent extensive reconstruction in 2003 and 2004. Historically, Vystrčenovice was ecclesiastically and educationally affiliated with Nová Říše and had always belonged to its monastery. This historical relationship places the chapel within the village’s ecclesiastical and institutional context. Another historical milestone is the fire of 1696, which destroyed Vystrčenovice. The chapel was founded twelve years later.

Wayside Shrine and Mill

About 100 metres east of Vystrčenovice, a brick Baroque wayside shrine dating from 1773 stands in a wooded area. The municipality erected it in memory of those who died in the war.

Brázdův Mill near Vystrčenovice dates back to around 1700; it was founded by the Premonstratensian monastery in Nová Říše. After it ceased to be used for milling in the 1940s, it later served as a sawmill. The mill is currently used as a residence and is not open to the public.

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For the overview of the wider area: Jihlava District.