Posázavská stezka, Hiking trail in Central Bohemia, Czech Republic.

Posázavská stezka is a hiking trail that follows the course of the Sázava River through the hills and forests of Central Bohemia. The route connects different areas along the river valley with varying terrain and woodland sections.

The trail was designed by Josef Kliment (1858–1938), a Prague teacher and long-serving member of the Czech Tourist Club. Its first section was ceremonially opened in June 1920 at a spot called "Na Babách". A plaque in the rock near Pikovice records that the club built 6.8 km of the path between 1919 and 1924 at a cost of 230,000 crowns.

The trail is marked in red as hiking route No. 0001. Three railed viewpoints lie along the section: Raisova vyhlídka, looking upstream; Vildy Jakše; and Klimentova vyhlídka, above a bend of the Sázava. Near Pikovice a plaque cut into the rock records that the trail was built 6.8 km long for 230,000 Kč by the Czech Tourist Club of Prague between 1919 and 1924.

The trail is accessible by train and car, with parking available at several entry points. Good walking shoes are important, and you should bring appropriate clothing for the season and weather conditions.

Near Pikovice, a plaque cut into the rock records that the trail was built 6.8 km long at a cost of 230,000 crowns by the Czech Tourist Club between 1919 and 1924. The figure is easy to miss on the rock face beside the path.