Bartoušov: Discover Cycling and Hiking Routes

Cycling and hiking routes, the Šlapanka, and the area’s historic mining connection each offer a different way to get to know Bartoušov as a travel destination. If you’re looking for a hotel in Bartoušov, route length, course, and surface can help you match your plans for day trips with where you stay. Cycling Route No. 19 passes through the village; another cycling connection runs from Bartoušov to Havlíčkův Brod. Two hiking trails also include Bartoušov, each with its own total length and a different role for the village. Together, the routes, specific trail details, and history offer different perspectives.

Cycling: Route and Distance

Cycling Route No. 19 passes through Bartoušov. Its course follows the sequence of places Sázava–Přibyslav–Bartoušov–Havlíčkův Brod–Lipnice n/Sázavou, with Bartoušov between Přibyslav and Havlíčkův Brod. A cycling connection from Bartoušov to Havlíčkův Brod is six kilometers long, follows a paved surface, and is suitable for bicycles and bicycle trailers. These two cycling routes answer different questions: Route No. 19 can be understood through its sequence of places, while the connection to Havlíčkův Brod also has details on distance, surface, and trailer suitability. Route conditions can change; check the route before setting out.

Compare Hiking Routes by Total Distance

Two hiking trails include Bartoušov, but differ in total length and in the role the village plays. The “Na vyhlídkový vrch Vysoká” circular trail is 25 kilometers long and runs from Mírovka via Bartoušov and Pohled back to Havlíčkův Brod. The “Cesta Karla Havlíčka Borovského k poutnímu kostelu sv. Anny” route is 23.1 kilometers long; Bartoušov is its sixth stop. The difference is 1.9 kilometers: the circular trail is longer overall. The routes also differ in how Bartoušov features along the way: in one, it is part of the stated sequence of places; in the other, it is explicitly the sixth stop. This makes it possible to compare total distance and the village’s position on the route together.

Landscape and History

The Šlapanka forms Bartoušov’s western boundary; Bartoušovský rybník is south of the village. The pond’s tributary flows into the Šlapanka, which is 39 kilometers long. These landscape features can be distinguished by direction and waterway: the river lies along the western boundary, the pond is south of the village, and its tributary flows into the river.

Another point of interest is the “Na svatého Adamovy hory” mine, which lay beyond Bartoušov. In 1515, Jindřich Náz leased it to citizens of Brno. This is a different way to explore the area than the route details: trails can be compared by course, total distance, and stops, while the mine provides a clearly dated historical connection. For travelers who want to consider the village’s history as well as its routes, this offers a specific historical episode.

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For the broader travel overview: Okres Havlíčkův Brod.