Discover Studená U Telče: Nature, Trails and History

Studená U Telče is ideal for a trip where nature, trails and historical traces come together. Domašín is an important point of reference: On its final section, a hiking route of approximately 25 kilometres leads from Jihlávka to Studená via Domašín. At the same time, the local history and the “K Domašínu” Biocentre tell of different aspects of this area.

Historical Traces of Domašín and Studená

Domašín was first mentioned in written sources in 1366. From the end of the 16th century until 1849, the village belonged to the Telč estate. Domašín was first incorporated into Studená as early as 1557 and at that time belonged to Studenská Rychta. Štěpán of Březnice, who was lord of Šternberk Castle in the mid-14th century, is considered the earliest known owner of Domašín.

The “K Domašínu” Biocentre

The local “K Domašínu” Biocentre lies between Horní Pole and Domašín. It covers 15.13 hectares and consists, among other things, of a spring-fed hillside fen, adjacent fen meadows and wetlands. Particularly protected plant and animal species are found there. The various wetland habitats give the Biocentre its own landscape character. For your travel planning, this natural area provides a clear contrast to the historical themes surrounding Domašín and Studená.

Circular Trails and Educational Trails

The “Poznej kraj pod Javořicí” educational trail opened on 7 November 2007 and comprises two overlapping circular trails. The shorter circular trail passes through the first five stops. The fourth stop is located in Horní Pole at the “K Domašínu” Biocentre, so the educational trail and the nature theme come together at a specific point. The overlap of the two circular trails is itself a distinct aspect of the route planning: One part of the course belongs to both variants, while the shorter circular trail is limited to the first five stops.

Hiking and Cycling in the Travel Region

The “Po stopách husitů” hiking route is approximately 25 kilometres long and passes via Domašín on its final section from Jihlávka to Studená. For cycling, the 40-kilometre Craft and Faith Greenway is available. The cycling loop continues through Domašín to Horní Pole. This allows a hiking route and a cycling loop to be considered separately in travel planning based on their different lengths and routes.

When looking for accommodation in Studená U Telče, you can first decide whether historical local connections, the “K Domašínu” Biocentre or one of the documented routes should be the focus of your stay. This chosen focus helps you begin your further research in a targeted way.

Further Destinations for Orientation

For your further research, you can also find Záblatí U Ponědraže, Ceské Velenice, Rapšach, Suchdol Nad Luznicí, Blažejov, Majdalena, Vydří and Hříšice.

For the higher-level travel overview: Okres Jindřichův Hradec.