Discover Stolín: Village Culture, Water and Hiking

Stolín on Site

You can explore the history and small sights in the village, follow a blue-marked route through Stolín or explore the wider regional area with its mountains and cultural monuments.

Traces in the Village Green

The Chapel of the Most Holy Trinity stands in the middle of Stolín’s village green, on the eastern side of the through road. There is also a stone cross on the village green. Another distinctive piece of village history is the “Lípa Svobody”: it was planted in 1919. A statue of Saint John of Nepomuk stands at a water reservoir in Stolín. These individual points provide the place with several specific details that you can discover while exploring Stolín.

Commemorative Culture in the Village

Next to House No. 70 and the fire station, Stolín has a monument to those who fell in the First World War, dating from 1936. It was created by the sculptor and stonemason Josef Řezníček from Mezilečí. The monument adds another historical reference point within the village to the chapel, the stone cross and the planted “Lípa Svobody”.

Hiking Route and Stream Landscape

For hiking planning, a blue-marked route is documented that runs from Červená Hora via Mstětín and Stolín to U Dupačky. It is 14.5 km long in total. There are numerous small waterfalls and rapids on the Stolínský potok. The Stolínský potok flows into the Úpa near the former manor forester’s lodge. This former manor forester’s lodge from 1876 is located near the Boušín footbridge over the Úpa. The 14.5 km provide a clear framework for personal planning. Those who want to combine landscape and culture can consider the waterfalls and rapids along the stream together with the historic points in Stolín and near the former forester’s lodge as different focal points.

Mountains and Culture in the Wider Area

Čáp, recorded as a mountain, is located in the vicinity of Stolín. The wider regional area also includes Lelkowa Góra, recorded as a mountain, Krucza Kopa, recorded as a mountain, and Czarna Kopa, recorded as a mountain. For cultural excursions, you will also find there Ścinawka Górna – Renesansowy dwór, recorded as a castle, Opactwo Cysterskie w Krzeszowie, recorded as a monastery, and Lázně, recorded as a church. This allows you to distinguish between the details in Stolín, the stream landscape and destinations in the wider regional area when choosing your activities.

If you are looking for accommodation in Stolín, you can base your decision on your preferred daily itinerary: village culture in the area, the marked hiking route or trips to the regional mountains and cultural monuments. Other travel destinations for your search include Velichovky, Libchyně, Rychnovek, Jaroměř, Police Nad Metují, Vysoká Srbská, Mezilesí and Šestajovice U Jaroměře.

To the higher-level travel overview: Náchod District.