I’m in Prague for a few days and would like a beautiful 10 km loop hike, max 1 hour drive from Prague.

I have considered choosing the blue loop route here: (It is approx. 9 km): [https://en.mapy.cz/turisticka?x=14.6114087&y=50.4459008&z=15](https://en.mapy.cz/turisticka?x=14.6114087&y=50.4459008&z=15)

I could park my car here: [https://en.mapy.cz/turisticka?x=14.6292548&y=50.4429484&z=19](https://en.mapy.cz/turisticka?x=14.6292548&y=50.4429484&z=19)

Would it be easy to follow the blue route? Is it a good beautiful hike, or should I consider another one?

Is there anything I should be aware of in terms of safety when we hike? As far as I can see, there are no bears and wolves in the area?

4 comments

  1. I dont live near Prague and i dont know the location which you choose but i have spend a lot of time hiking so I think I can help you.

    Hiking routes are very clearly marked. I would be surprised if you need to look at map at all. Just follow the blue sign. Half of the trail is also in the valley, so i think you will be fine.

    It looks nice. If i could i would definitely go the same route.

    As far as i know bears in Czech Republic are only near the border with Slovakia. I dont know about wolves but I think they are also rare here, so i wouldnt bother with it. Only animals you should be aware of are mosquitoes which are annoying and ticks. But insect repellent should get this problem out of your head (it isnt necessary but i would recommend it)

  2. Bráško tak to jsi nebyl kolem Sedlčan a Příbrami. Místní klub českých turistů tam na to značkování pěkně sere

  3. I went it recently – it’s nice walk for family with kids having some requirements from terrain.

    If you’re not disabled or don’t have small kids, perhaps you can do something more interesting tbh.

  4. Bohemian paradise could be within 1 hour drive, provided you drive on the motorway from Prague.

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