Rozhledna na skokanském můstku Churáňov, Observation tower on ski jumping hill in Stachy, Czech Republic

The Rozhledna na skokanském můstku Churáňov is a lookout tower built into the former ski jumping hill between Churáňov and Zadov, parts of the village of Stachy in the Prachatice district. Its 2014–2015 reconstruction replaced the windows, added a new titanium-zinc staircase, repaired the viewing platform and gave the steel structure an anti-corrosion coating. A climbing wall stands on its southwestern side, with a children's playground beside the tower.

The ski jumping hill was built in 1978 and served the region's winter sports for decades. A major renovation around 2014 transformed the old sports facility into the observation tower that opened for visitors.

The tower stands between Churáňov and Zadov, parts of Stachy, on a ski jump built in 1978. The last competition for the Šumava Cup was held here in 1996, and after 2000 the closed tower served only as a mobile transmitter while tourists kept climbing it illegally.

The tower stands between the Churáňov and Zadov parts of Stachy, in the Prachatice district. It is reached on foot; no cable car serves the site. The viewing platform reopened on 26 June 2015 after reconstruction, and a children's playground was built next to the tower.

The tower stands on a ski jumping hill built in 1978, where the O pohár Šumavy competition was still held in 1996. After 2000 the tower was closed and used only as a mobile transmitter owned by the Czechoslovak Union of Physical Education and Sport, yet tourists kept climbing it illegally.