Přírodovědná a vlastivědná stezka Hanuše, Educational trail in Hradec nad Moravicí, Czech Republic

The Přírodovědná a vlastivědná stezka Hanuše is a 4.5 km educational trail built in 2003 on the Skála (348 m) and Hanuše (427 m) hills in Hradec nad Moravicí. It has seven information panels and runs partly as a loop, partly along the yellow hiking trail, from the road to Žimrovice to a point about 0.6 km closer to Žimrovice.

The trail was built in 2003, not 2016, and runs 4.5 km through the forests of the Skála (348 m) and Hanuše (427 m) hills. Its seven information panels cover local history, nature and landscape, and the route partly overlaps the yellow hiking trail. Along the way lie the Šance Hanuše earthworks from the Silesian Wars, five memorial stones and the Horní studna spring.

The trail's name and several stops recall local figures: Mechtyldina výšina is named after Mechtilde Christiane Lichnovská (1879–1958), and the route is associated with the poet Petr Bezruč, who walked it. Five memorial stones along the way mark places tied to the area's past.

The route is accessible year-round and offers an easy walk suitable for visitors of all ages. Wear proper footwear and check weather conditions, as the path may be damp after rain.

The trail passes the remains of the Šance Hanuše field fortifications from the Silesian Wars, sometimes called the Swedish redoubts. Nearby stands Mechtyldina výšina, a viewpoint named after Mechtilde Christiane Lichnovská (1879–1958). The poet Petr Bezruč also walked this route.