Davle is a good starting point for scenic walks along both the Sázava and Vltava rivers, with good train connections and a famous Greek restaurant! This is one of the easier circuits.
Tag: Vltava
*Walks around the grand castle/chateau at Rožmberk nad Vltavou: 1 km to 6 km*
Rožmberk castle is spectacularly situated on a rocky outcrop overlooking the river Vltava. This short walk circles around the castle, finishing in the excellent brewery restaurant!
*A walk around the south Bohemian town of Český Krumlov, a UNESCO World Heritage site: 7 km*
Český Krumlov is, after Prague, the most popular tourist destination in the country. Its magnificent medieval historical centre deserves to be explored at length. Here is a suggested walking route!
Easy walks along the Vltava river between Kralupy and Libčice: 8 km to 15 km
There are hiking trails on both sides of the river Vltava between between the towns of Kralupy and Libčice, just north of Prague. This creates the possibility of a nice flat circular route!
*A 17 km flat circuit beside the historic Hořín canal and final section of the Vltava river, starting near Mělník*
An unusually varied flat walk initially beside the famous Hořín canal which connects the Vltava and Labe rivers at Mělník. The return route follows the Vltava cycle path for its final few km.
An 8 km tour around the Zvolská homole nature reserve overlooking the Vltava river
Zvolská homole is an attractive small nature reserve offering excellent views over the Vltava river, a mysterious ancient hillfort and an easy circular forest walk from Vrané nad Vltavou station.
*A circular tour in Central Prague along both sides of the Vltava river: 9 km*
For those visiting central Prague wanting a good medium length walk following the Vltava river on both sides and passing many of Prague’s top attractions – this could be the walk for you!
A nicely varied long walk in southwest Prague, with an excursion into the Český kras hills: 30+ km
A fine long walk on the southwest outskirts of Prague, mixing the hilly terrain of the Český kras protected nature area with attractive sections along the Vltava river and Radotínský stream.
A walk from Neznašov village to the Vltava and Lužnice river confluence viewpoints: 5 km
This short walk follows an educational trail starting in the old village of Neznašov, close to Týn. It tours a promontory offering good views over the Vltava and some local historical monuments.
A riverside walk between Týn nad Vltavou and Koloděje nad Lužnicí: 10 km to 15 km
A pleasant walk to explore the confluence of the Vltava and Lužnice rivers near Týn nad Vltavou, with a nice riverside section to reach Mitrovicz castle at Koloděje nad Lužnicí.
A walk along the Vltava river from Hluboká nad Vltavou to Karlův Hrádek: 20 km
The Vltava cycle and hiking trail to the north of Hluboká is a very pretty section of river and worth exploring. Don’t miss a stop at the romantic 14th castle ruins of Karlův Hrádek.
*A visit to vyhlídka Máj (and related viewpoints) starting in Třebsín: 9 km*
Vyhlídka Máj is the most famous (and popular) viewpoint over the meandering Vltava river. There are two similar viewpoints just below Máj. Visit all three on this scenic route starting in Třebsín village.
An adventurous walk in the Károvské canyon near Zbraslav: 7 km
An unusual and challenging walk, starting from the Vltava riverbank near Zbraslav, with a twisting rocky ascent and a descent through the wild Károvské valley with its steep banks.
*A relaxing walk along the cycle trail between Vrané nad Vltavou and Zbraslav: 5 km*
The section of Vltava cycle path between Zbraslav and Vrané nad Vltavou is one of the most scenic (for walkers too!) and there are some super refreshment options along the way…
Walks along the A2 Vltavská route between Zbraslav and Prague Troja: up to 30 km
For a nice long flat walk beside the Vltava river, passing through Prague, consider some (or all) of the 30 km A2 cycle path starting near Zbraslav and finishing at Troja zoo.
A short walk along the Vltava cycle path between Braník and Modřany: 4 km (extendable)
The A2 cycle path along the Vltava which runs through Prague is also a good hiking route! For a short walk try the section between Braník and Modřany (extendable into Modřanská rokle).
*Dívčí kámen castle and Třísov Celtic oppidum – a 5 km tour*
This short trip captures the best features of walking in Bohemia: romantic medieval ruins, craggy rocks, an ancient hillfort and an atmospheric restaurant, all in a lovely forest setting near Český Krumlov.
An educational 9 km tour around Hradištko, the township evicted by the Nazi regime in 1942
Hradištko is a small town located near the confluence of the Vltava and Sázava rivers and is an important WWII historical site. An excellent trail traces the recent somber history of the locality.
*A 10 km tour of Prague’s famous Zámky hillfort, via Čimické and Bohnické údolí*
A super circular walk from the
Prague district of Čimice through the pretty Čimická valley to the 4000 year old Zámka hillfort, returning along the Vltava and through the old village of Staré Bohnice.
Walks along the tranquil valley of Modřanská rokle: 6 km to 13 km
The Modřanská rokle is a popular picturesque valley, easily accessed from Modřany in southern Prague. The first section is suitable for strollers and there is also a circular walk option returning along the Vltava.
An easy 4 km + walk from Kralupy to Nelahozeves chateau along the Vltava
Take a short walk along the river Vltava to visit one of Bohemia’s most imposing Renaissance chateaux; Nelahozeves. The walk can also be extended to visit Veltrusy’s Baroque chateau and Dvořák’s birthplace.
The natural forests of Chuchelský háj, with a return along the Vltava – an easy 6 km trip
An easy 6 km circular route through the natural forest groves of Chuchelský háj following a nature trail, which also passes through a minizoo featuring native Czech wild animals.
Walks in the Prague parks (I) – Letna – a 3km trip above the Vltava
This short walk visits Prague’s most central park – Letna – which enjoys some of the best views over the old town and the river Vtlava, and should not be missed in any tour of the city.
Vyhlídka Máj and Slapy dam, a 17 km adventurous route starting in Třebenice
Vyhlídka Máj is the most spectacular viewpoint over the Vltava river. The nearby car park gets impossibly busy at peak times. So, take the more challenging trail from Slapy dam for a real adventure.
*Vltava versus volcano: an 11 km to 14 km trip following the Svatojánské proudy*
An 11km circular walk starting at Slapy dam, along the Svatojánské proudy historic footpath which undulates along the volcanic rock terraces above the scenic Štěchovice reservoir.