Malé Výkleky: Cycling Routes, Ponds and Local History

Malé Výkleky lies on two named cycling routes of different lengths. Ponds in the cadastral area, a statue of St. John of Nepomuk and the history of the local fire brigade add to its appeal for a cycling trip. During your stay, you can compare your preferred route with the actual location of your accommodation.

Malé Výkleky at a glance

• Cycling route 4272: eleven kilometres, passing through Malé Výkleky.
• Cycling route 4275: 23 kilometres from Lázně Bohdaneč to Klamoš.
• Záhumeník is the largest pond in the cadastral area.

Cycling: comparing two routes

The route lengths provide a clear comparison: Route 4272 is 11 km long, while Route 4275 is 23 km. Route 4272 passes through Malé Výkleky; its course connects Výrov, Sopřeč, Vápno, Malé Výkleky and Chýšť. A forest path crosses the dam of Sopřečský rybník, where rare waterbirds can be found. Route 4275 runs from Lázně Bohdaneč through Malé Výkleky to Klamoš. It is therefore more than twice as long as Route 4272. For your planning, the routes differ both in length and in the places mentioned; the nature note about the pond dam adds a specific section of Route 4272 to the comparison.

Ponds and landscape

Several ponds lie in the cadastral area of Malé Výkleky; Záhumeník is the largest. In addition to the nature section at Sopřečský rybník, the ponds of the cadastral area offer another point of interest. If you plan to visit the water, check the actual access conditions. A pond's location within the cadastral area does not guarantee that swimming or fishing is available.

Local history and memories

In its earliest history, Malé Výkleky belonged to the Hradišťko estate, whose owners called themselves Žíželičtí ze Žíželic. Written sources first mention the village in 1654. Another trace of local history is the independent volunteer fire brigade, Sbor dobrovolných hasičů Malé Výkleky, founded in 1910. The fire brigade's clubroom contains old black-and-white photographs. Check in advance if you would like to visit; a clubroom is not automatically a museum open to the public.

In the southern part of the Malé Výkleky area, a statue of St. John of Nepomuk stands beside road III/32727. The legend “Bílá paní v Habetkách” is also associated with the village. The history of the estate, the fire brigade tradition, a statue and a local legend offer different ways to explore the history of Malé Výkleky.

The community event “Rozloučení s prázdninami” is also associated with Malé Výkleky. If you would like to include this event in your travel plans, check in advance whether it takes place on your travel dates.

Choose accommodation based on your travel interests

If you are looking for hotels in Malé Výkleky, first decide whether cycling or local history will shape your stay. The route lengths offer a concrete comparison for the former; the historical and cultural topics provide a different focus for the latter.

More destinations

If you would like to explore other places in addition to Malé Výkleky, you can also visit the pages for Čepí, Mokošín and Choltice, as well as Rybitví, Choteč, Vlčí Habřina, Plch and Stéblová.

FAQ

Does the eleven-kilometre distance refer only to the section in the village?

No. The distance refers to Route 4272 as a whole, as described. Plan your own day's route separately if you intend to cover only part of it or travel from your accommodation.

For the broader travel overview: Pardubice District.