On foot through the Area of Dolni Morava

Kralicky Sneznik (1424 m)

The highest peak of the Pardubický Region with a unique circular view of especially Hrubý Jeseník, Orlické Mountains and Kladská kotlina (basin) in Poland. Ruins of the former lookout tower, which was destroyed in 1973. Under the peak, the spring of the river Morava (Pramen Moravy) and nearby, next to the foundations of the former Liechtenstein's cottage – a statue of a Little Elefant, which is the current symbol of Králický Sněžník.

1. From Dolní Morava (BUS terminal station). Along the yellow sign touristic path. *Pod Vilemínou 4,5 km, *Nad Sněžnou chatou (Above the Snow Cottage) 8,5 km, *Pramen Moravy (Spring of the River Morava) 9,5 km, *Králický Sněžník – vrchol (the peak) 10 km.

2. From Prostřední Lipka. Along the red sign touristic path: *Pod Klepáčem 4 km, *U Zbojnické chaty (By the Bandit Cottage) 13 km, *Králický Sněžník – vrchol (the peak) 18 km.

3. From Stříbrnice. Along the yellow sign touristic path. *Návrší (touristic cottage) 2 km, *Nad Adéliným pramenem (Above Adela's Spring) 3,5 km. Connecting to the red sign touristic path. *Sedlo pod Králickým Sněžníkem (Mountain Saddle Below Králický Sněžník) 5,5 km, * Nad Sněžnou chatou (Above the Snow Cottage) 6,5 km, *Pramen Moravy (Spring of the River Morava) 7 km, *Králický Sněžník – vrchol (the peak) 7,5 km.

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Hora Matky Boží - place of pilgrimage

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The most significant baroque monument of the region. It was built in charge of the bishop Tobiáš Jan Becker from Hradec Králové. A baroque pilgrimage church was built in 1696 - 1700 – three-nave basilique with four quadrilateral towers in the frontage, a four-wing ambit was built in 1701 - 1704 and behind it in 1706 - 1710, the building of the cloister of servits, later redemptorists, was built. Arrival from Králíky by a 1,5 km long memorial alley with eight hexagonal chaples.

From Králíky. Along the yellow sign touristic path. *Hedeč, klášter (cloister) 2,5 km

The spring of the river Tichá Orlice

The newly modified spring of the river at the foot of the hill Jeřáb.

From Králíky along the yellow sign touristic path. *Hedeč, klášter (cloister) 2,5 km, *Hedeč, rozcestí (crossroad), 3 km, *rozhledna na vrchu Val (the lookout on the hill Val) 3,5 km, /the same way as to the lookout to the hill Val/ *Horní Orlice 4 km. Continue along the specially marked path (a mark of a yellow half moon on a white field) *Horní Orlice – pramen (the spring) 5 km.

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Lookout on the hill Val

An iron lookout tower in the altitude of 788 m, the total height of the tower is 34,4 m, the observation balcony is in the height of 22 m. Panoramas of the massif of Králický Sněžník, Hrubý Jeseník and Orlické mountains. Entrance to the lookout tower is for free, at one's own risk.

From Králíky along the yellow sign touristic path. *Hedeč, klášter (cloister) 2,5 km /the same way as to the Pilgrimage place Hora Matky Boží/, *Hedeč, rozcestí (crossroad), 3 km, *rozhledna na Vrchu Val (lookout on the hill Val) 3,5 km.

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The hill Suchy vrch (995 m) and the fortress Bouda

The highest mountain of the highlands Bukovohorská hornatina (995m). On the top, there is a touristic cottage with a 32m high lookout tower. The fortress Tvrz Bouda – the largest accessible original construction of the Czechoslovak fortification from 1935-1938 in the Králicko Area.

1. From Králíky. Along the red sign touristic path. *Bouda 10,5 km, *Suchý vrch 13,5 km.

3. From Dolní Boříkovice. Along the red sign touristic path. *Bouda 3 km, *Suchý vrch 6 km.

2. From Mladkov. Along the red sign touristic path.: *Bouda 6 km, *Suchý vrch 9 km.

3. From Těchonín. Along the green sign touristic path.: *Bouda 6,5 km, *Suchý vrch 9,5 km.

Kaple sv. Trojice a Severomoravská chata

(The Chaple of Holy Trinity and the Severomoravská cottage)

A stone Marian pilgrimage chapel of Holy Trinity at the foot of the hill Jeřáb in the altitude of 862 m. According to a legend, the original wooden chapel from 1746 was built as an expression of thankfulness for the lucky salvage against Prussian soldiers in the Slezské Wars, the current chapel was built in 1898. Radioactive springs in the vicinity, the most famous is the maintained Spring of Rudolf. On the nearby hill Pohořelec, there is the Severomoravská cottage, which is frequently sought-after by tourists.

From Králíky along the yellow sign touristic path. *Hedeč, klášter (cloister) 2,5 km, *Hedeč, rozcestí (crossroad), 3 km, *rozhledna na vrchu (the lookout on the hill Val) 3,5 km, /the same way as to the lookout to the Vrch Val/, *Horní Orlice 4 km, *Kaple Sv. Trojice (Chaple of Holy Trinity) 8 km, Severomoravská chata (cottage) 9 km.

 
The picturesque valley in the vicinity of the pilgrimage place Hora Matky Boží. In 1704, a pillar with a Marian picture was built. In 1844, a spa building was built and nearby, a restaurant. Both buildings were burnt in a fire. Only the later house for the caretaker of the water pipeline has been preserved to this day.

From Králíky. Along the yellow sign touristic path to the alley /the same way as to the pilgrimage place Hora Matky Boží/, from here along the unmarked tar path to the right. *Studánka (a well) 1,5 km

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Vojenské muzeum (Military Museum)

Vojenské muzeum – military-historical exposition – personalities, weapons, ammunition, uniforms, heavy war equipment– Czechoslovak army in 1938, czechoslovak fortification from 1935-1938.

From Králíky. Along the red sign touristic path (in the direction to Prostřední Lipka). *Vojenské muzeum 1,5 km.

„Králické oko“

A popular excursion place of the local inhabitants. A water reservoir next to the southern edge of the town, with the surface of 7 ha, the depth of the water is 2,5 m in average. The reservoir is used as a breeding pond, peculiar was the take of an 18 kg catfish several years ago.

From the center of Králíky along the yellow red touristic path in the direction to Suchý vrch as far as the health center, continue by the unmarked path to the left – through the street Plynárenská outward from the town. *Vodní nádrž (water reservoir) 1 km.

The hill Krizova hora u Cervene Vody (735 m)

A formerly renown pilgrimage place above the village Červená Voda. A wooden chapel, stations of the cross with 12 stations and a small restaurant were devastated by Czechoslovak and Soviet armies after 1945, the surroundings served as a military training grounds. Today, there is a 25 m high lookout tower, which was opened 16.6.2007 and which provides views of southern peaks of the Orlické Mountains - Buková hora and Suchý vrch, massif of Králický Sněžník and a romantic surroundings of the hill Jeřáb in the highlands Hanušovická vrchovina.

From Králíky. From the lido along the old road in the direction to Červená Voda, around Monseův kříž (a former execution place), straight ahead across the road in the village Dolní Orlice. In Šanov, from the little church along the yellow sign path as far as the top of the hill Křížová hora. *Dolní Orlice 2,5 km, Šanov 4 km, Křížová hora 6 km