Dolní Morava: Sky Bridge, Mountain Nature and Family Experiences

Dolní Morava combines impressive mountain structures, active experiences and protected nature within a compact thematic area. If you are looking for a mix of views, activity, family attractions and landscape for your trip, you can plan very different kinds of days here. When looking for a hotel or other accommodation in Dolní Morava, you can first consider whether mountain views, cycling routes, family experiences, culture or nature should be the main focus.

High above the mountain ridges

One particularly striking experience is Sky Bridge 721 at Horský resort Dolní Morava. The 721-metre pedestrian suspension bridge connects two mountain ridges at a height of 95 metres above the ground. It represents the spectacular side of the destination, while the Sky Walk offers a different perspective: it is located at 1,116 metres above sea level, is 55 metres high and features a 710-metre-long wooden walkway and a 100-metre-long slide.

The Sky Walk can be reached by the Sněžník chairlift or on foot. Access is barrier-free; a wheelchair can be transported on the chairlift after prior arrangement with the lift staff. The Sky Walk also includes a net drop, a toboggan and the passage known as the Sleeve. The combination of the chairlift and the footpath provides two different ways to reach the Sky Walk. The barrier-free access and the possibility of transporting a wheelchair after prior arrangement offer practical guidance for planning your day.

Cycling routes and active days

The Trail Park Dolní Morava offers a total of 31 kilometres of trails for cycling. This includes an 8-kilometre family route with well-designed banked turns and numerous rest areas. Another clearly distinct route is the Selský Flow Trail: it is 7 kilometres long, moderately challenging and located below the Sky Walk. From there, you can enjoy views of Chlum and the Dolní Morava valley. The routes therefore differ both in length and difficulty.

The panoramic ride on a mountain scooter is another option for actively experiencing the landscape, covering 15 kilometres. The different route lengths help you distinguish between a family route, a moderately challenging trail option and a longer panoramic ride when planning your day.

Family experiences with unusual details

The Mamutíkovy adventure parks include areas themed around water, the forest, the Wild West and the giant mammoth. The centrepiece is an interactive mammoth that is 13 metres high and offers educational and play areas on two levels. Mamutíkova louže also includes a 52-metre-long river with ankle-deep water. These attractions have their own distinct focus and complement the high-mountain experiences with playful discoveries.

Nature and culture in Dolní Morava

The Králický Sněžník nature reserve protects natural mountain, wet and peat spruce forests, as well as wetlands with raised bogs, spring areas and stream floodplains. The landscape therefore ranges from striking structures to sensitive forests and wetlands. The Church of St Alois and its grounds provide a cultural point of reference; they are listed as a cultural monument in Dolní Morava.

More destinations for planning your trip

If you would like to compare other places in the Czech Republic in addition to Dolní Morava, you can also include Slatina, Luková, Tisová, Mladkov, Lubník, Hrádek, Jamne Nad Orlici and Sázava U Lanškrouna in your research.

For the broader travel overview: Okres Ústí Nad Orlicí.