The routes we offer are not too demanding. Therefore, they are suitable for a quiet afternoon walk not only for weekend tourists, but also for families with small children.
Just take a walk to Studeničná
From the center of the village, follow the red tourist trail, passing the Hotel Beskyd to the local Ski Resort. There, join the sidewalk and continue, again along the red trail, through the meadow and forest to the Studeničná chalet. Have a tasty snack in Studeničná, you can also play volleyball or tennis on the court by the chalet, or cool off in the outdoor pool on hot days. Return to the center of the village of Mosty u Jablunkova along the red trail through the Ski Resort. You can also extend the route if you follow the blue trail in the direction of the Jablunkovský průsmyk. On the way to Mosty, stop at Hostinca u Jakuba for something tasty.
Beyond the devils and devils' mills, head under Gírová
Start the route in the center of the village of Mosty u Jablunkova. Go past the Beskyd Hotel to the local Ski Resort, join the red tourist sign there and continue to Chata Studeničné. From there, continue along the red sign to Gírová. There are other paths from Gírová that will take you to Hrčava or Bukovec, for example. From Gírová, return to Mosty u Jablunkova along the same path, or walk about 2 km along the green sign to the Markov bus stop on the Hrčava - Mosty line.
Our tip
Approximately 500 m below the peak of Gírová there are rock formations with underground passages called Čertí mlýny. However, the caves are no longer accessible today. Eyewitnesses say that someone once conducted a survey to see how long the underground passages are. He did this by letting a dog into the passages. The dog climbed all the way below Stožek – somewhere where you will find the “Sedlo pod Gruničkem”. On the way to Gírová you will probably not miss the landslide that occurred in May 2010.
Chata Skalka – a place with a turbulent history
From the center of the village, go through the underpass under the railway and continue along the red tourist trail to the former Zuzana cottage. From there, continue along the red trail through the forest to the Skalka tourist hut. From Skalka, return to Mostů u Jablunkova along the same route.
Our tip
About halfway up the path to Skalka, there is a small spring where you can stop and refresh yourself. The Skalka cottage was built in 1928, but in 1998 the cottage burned down completely before the completion of the major reconstruction. With the help of temporary workers and associations, Skalka was rebuilt and put into operation in 2002.