Educational Trail Hněvošický Háj, Educational trail in Hněvošice, Czech Republic.

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 educational trail was created in 2009 and its information panels were replaced and expanded in 2021. The reserve it crosses preserves evidence of settlement and land use from the Stone Age through the Great Moravian Empire. The route also passes Almin kopec, at 315 m the highest point of the Czech part of the Opava Highlands.

The seven information panels, renewed and expanded in 2021, cover geology, archaeology, history, mining and nature. They trace settlement and use of the area from the Stone Age to the Great Moravian Empire, and name plants such as toothwort and Haussknecht's moss and birds such as the hobby and stock dove.

The 3.5 km loop with seven information panels starts and ends by the I/46 road and is open year-round free of charge. The route passes over Almin kopec, at 315 m the highest point of the Czech part of the Opava Highlands. The panels were replaced and expanded in 2021.

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.