Brložsko, Educational trail in Brloh, Czech Republic.

Brložsko is an 8 km educational loop near Brloh with 16 numbered stops, mostly focused on nature and monuments. It starts in the village centre by the bus stop and follows the Křemžský potok upstream westwards, with stops about half a kilometre apart. The first half ends at Kuklov with the Kuglvajt castle ruin and the unfinished Pauline monastery with the Church of St Andrew; the loop finishes at the Church of Sts Simon and Jude in Brloh.

The trail was established in 2001 with funding from Phare CBC. Its content was prepared by the Administration of the Blanský les Protected Landscape Area together with the municipality of Brloh. The route runs 8 km and has 16 numbered stops, most devoted to nature and monuments.

The trail's 16 numbered stops take their names from local features: Brloh village, Křemžský potok stream, the U Ondřeje hillfort, Kuglvajt castle, Kuklov monastery and the church of Saints Simon and Jude. The route passes wooden sculptures, crosses and wayside shrines, and ends at the Brloh church.

The path has clear walkways and benches placed for rest along the way. Visit during daylight hours when you can see the landscapes and read the information panels comfortably.

The second hillfort on the trail, on Stržíšek hill (708 m), was discovered and investigated only at the start of the 21st century, so it is a relatively recent addition to the area's known past.