Hukvaldy Microbrewery
A pub (no kitchen) with seating, an outdoor playground for soccer, footvolley, badminton, or just for kids to run around and play. Locally brewed beer, occasional events on the premises.
Hukvaldy
H2 Trail H1: Treasure of the Forgotten Marshlands
A walking route from Dolní Sklenov to the quiet landscape around Hukvaldy. It takes you from the statue of St. John of Nepomuk to the bell tower in “Vrchy”, where you will see a nice view of the area. On the way, you will discover places connected with water, springs and the typical landscape below the Beskydy Mountains. At the end of the route, a treasure hidden under the willows is waiting for you.
- Distance Start to finish: 2.7 km | 1 h 15 min
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Suitable
Walking - Parking Limited parking options by the “Minipivovar Hukvaldy” microbrewery.
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Warning Do not cut across private property At the end of the route, please stay on the beaten path and do not cut across the fields (private property—fines may apply). Exercise extra caution near the road.
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Info Don't forget to bring a "frog" with you Before you set off on the trail, don't forget to take the flyer with you and fold it into a "frog." You won't get the treasure key without it. See "How to Play" for more details.
Stations
Educational trail sign “Statue of St. John of Nepomuk”, Dolní Sklenov
GPS: 49.634992, 18.218139 Mapy.com ↗ Google Maps ↗
Questions to download
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Bonus content
For logged-in players
Stations, hints and the quiz appear after you log in. This way we can track your progress and protect the solution from spoilers.
You can still play offline — walk from start to finish using the on-route signs and hand the coupon in at any IC.
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Tips along the route – where to eat & what to see
Food & drink
Nearby
The Bell Tower in Vrchy
The wooden bell tower in Vrchy is one of the most popular destinations for day trips in the Hukvaldy area. On a clear day, the summit offers magnificent panoramic views of the Beskydy Mountains, the Poodří region, the Ostrava area, and the Jeseníky Mountains. It lies along the “Leoš Janáček Through the Eyes of Children” nature trail and is an ideal stop for anyone seeking peace and quiet, beautiful nature, and unique views of the surrounding countryside. In 2026, the lookout will be part of the “Lachian Treasure” trail.