Discover Nová Ves U Jarošova

Between Cycling Routes, Circular Trails and Local History

Nová Ves u Jarošova offers various options for a stay that brings together activity, landscape and regional history. The cycling routes of the Maštale microregion run directly through Nová Ves u Jarošova. The village also offers the option of renting a tennis court. The tennis court adds an activity to your excursions that is independent of the two circular trails in the village. If you are weighing up different ideas for each day of your trip, this gives you a sporting option away from the trails in addition to the hiking routes.

Hiking Choices with Clear Numbers

The 30.5-kilometre Maštalská stezka circular trail leads through Proseč, Na Borkách, Posekanec (gamekeeper’s lodge), Toulovcovy Maštale, Vranice and Nová Ves u Jarošova. It has a total elevation gain of 435 metres and reaches a maximum altitude of 556 metres above sea level.

The 22.4-kilometre Pivnická stezka circular trail leads through Bor u Skutče, Vranice and Nová Ves u Jarošova. This route has a stated total elevation gain of 446 metres; its maximum altitude is 495 metres above sea level. The shorter route therefore has the greater cumulative elevation gain, while the longer Maštalská stezka reaches the higher point. For your selection, you can therefore consider length, route, elevation gain and maximum altitude separately instead of deciding solely by the number of kilometres. Calculated mathematically, the Maštalská stezka has around 14.3 metres of elevation gain per kilometre, while the Pivnická stezka has around 19.9. The shorter route therefore has approximately 5.6 metres more elevation gain per kilometre. The Maštalská stezka, on the other hand, combines the longer overall route with the higher maximum altitude.

Vranice and the Maštale Area

The Vranice recreational area belongs to the municipality of Nová Ves u Jarošova. The Maštale area, with its sandstone rock formations and rocky valleys, is also located in the wider regional surroundings of Nová Ves u Jarošova. In places, these valleys cut as much as 60 metres into the sandstone and the crystalline rocks beneath it. The cuts reach this depth only in some places, so the area includes valleys of varying depths and sandstone rock formations. This geological character gives the regional surroundings a distinctly different dimension from a simple visit to the village.

Historical Traces in the Village

Local sights include the Chapel of Saint John of Nepomuk, which is considered a historic landmark of Nová Ves u Jarošova. The village’s written history also reaches far back: Nová Ves u Jarošova is mentioned as early as 1559. At that time, the municipality belonged to the Nové Hrady estate. Those who want to combine experiences in nature with a brief look at the past of their destination will find a specific historical connection here alongside the trails.

More Places to Consider

If you would like to continue your search for a suitable place to stay in the wider destination area, you can also look at Policka, Radkov, Makov, Suchá Lhota, Strakov, Budislav, Moravská Trebová and Staré Město.

To the higher-level travel overview: Svitavy District.