Educational Trail Hněvošický Háj

The Educational Trail Hněvošický Háj is a 3.5-kilometer loop through a protected forest area with oak, hornbeam, lime, ash, and sycamore trees. The path circles the entire nature reserve, allowing visitors to walk the complete route in one continuous loop without backtracking.

The area gained protected reserve status in 1969, which established safeguards for important plant and animal populations. This designation helped preserve the woodland as a long-term natural refuge.

Information boards positioned along the route teach visitors about the plants and animals that live in this forest. The panels help explain how different species depend on each other in this woodland environment.

The trail is easy to walk and typically takes one to two hours to complete at a relaxed pace. Visitors should wear sturdy shoes and pay attention to seasonal conditions, as wet or icy leaves can make the path slippery.

The southern section of the reserve holds rare moss species such as Atrichum haussknechtii and specific bent moss formations. These moss types are difficult to find elsewhere and make this woodland section especially valuable for botanical study.