Nepomuk Pod Třemšínem: Nature, Trails and Regional Discoveries

Nepomuk Pod Třemšínem lies below the wooded part of the Brdy Highlands and slopes gently to the south. The compact built-up area is surrounded by meadows, forests and waterways. The town therefore combines its location in the wooded highlands with open landscape elements. When exploring the area, meadows, sections of forest and waterways can be experienced as distinct components of the surroundings.

Nature Park and Landscape Around Nepomuk

The Třemšín Nature Park was established in 1997 and covers 112 km². It includes cadastral areas administered by the Nepomuk municipal authority. The nature park is characterized by a concentration of aesthetic and natural values. This means that the view extends beyond the actual built-up area and opens onto a landscape in which meadows, forest and waterways define the character of the surroundings. For orientation around Nepomuk, it is therefore not only the compact built-up area that matters, but also the nature park as a larger landscape area.

Land use also gives Nepomuk its own profile: there is no arable land in the area; land used for agriculture serves as pasture. The pastures create a different accent from the wooded sections. At the same time, the town lies away from major transport routes and urban industrial centres. These are clear points of reference when choosing a destination if you would like to get to know a landscape with open pastures and wooded sections more closely.

Hiking and Cycling on Different Routes

Nepomuk has existing cycling paths and marked hiking trails. The marked hiking and cycling routes run along existing roads, local paths and purpose-built access roads. Their course is therefore not limited to a single type of route. For travel planning, the specific route is consequently decisive. If you would like to combine hiking and cycling, it is worth looking at the respective route rather than the name alone.

The cycling routes 2273 and 2274 provide specific points of reference. On the section starting from Nepomuk, cycling route 2273 passes Červený lom and a partisan memorial. Cycling route 2274 forms part of the return journey to Nepomuk. Thus, when choosing a cycling route, you have both a section featuring a partisan memorial and a route explicitly described as a return journey.

Mountains and Cultural Destinations in the Surrounding Area

The mountain Praha lies in the immediate vicinity of Nepomuk. The mountains Štěrbina, Jordán and Hlava are located in the area around Nepomuk. The wider regional surroundings also include the Valdek ruins, the historic site of Lety u Písku, the Memorial to the Holocaust of Roma and Sinti in Bohemia, and the churches of Svatá Anna and Svatý Martin.

For further orientation, you can also find Horčápsko, Štětkovice, Solenice, Borotice, Chouzava, Tochovice, Hlubyně and Stara Hut'.

For the wider travel overview: Příbram District.