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Mlynářovy stezky – short city circuits

A short 1.1km educational walk with the miller's statue, the "Na skále" viewpoint and the Sun Stones - ideal for children, but not suitable for strollers due to the climb.

15 minutes

Next point in the direction Podgorzyna

5 minutes

Next point in the direction Špindlerův Mlýn

From the miller to adventure – routes for young and old tourists

For families with children, shorter, educational trails of around three kilometers in length have been created in the city center, starting in the city park at the statue of the miller.
The miller is now embarking on a long, educational route, but suitable for experienced hikers who are ready to exercise their bodies and should not forget their hiking poles, as the elevation gain is not for beginners.

Mlynář's educational circuits

The green-marked Miller's Educational Trail will guide you through the history of Špindlerův Mlýn along a 1.1 km long route. Along the way, you will encounter the "Na skále" viewpoint and the Sun Stones. Due to the challenging part at the beginning, the trail is not suitable for strollers.
The red-marked Mlynářovo kolečko trail is 2.8 km long. On this trail, you will find interesting facts about the fauna and flora of the region. The trail takes you along the river, past the church of St. Peter and up to the Bishop's Viewpoint. The trail is easy to handle with a stroller, and is well-paved even in winter.
The longest, blue-marked Mlynář's hike takes you 3.1 km through the geological development of the Krkonoše Mountains. Along the way, you can stop at the Adrenaline Park or at the Bobsleigh and Monkey Park. We recommend a stroller, however, the route is not suitable during winter.

Get to know Mlynář's circuits

Take a walk from the city park by the miller statue. Choose from the color-marked trails—long circuits full of knowledge and fun on one trip.

Miller's educational trail

Miller's wheel

The Miller's Hike

Interesting fact: Ski bench

Ski jumping has always been a popular sport in Špindlerův Mlýn. The first bridge was built by enthusiasts of this winter sport in 1905 on a meadow below the Esplanade Hotel, today's Sněžka Hotel. In 1936, the remarkable Masaryk Bridge at the Girls' Bridge was built according to a design by architect Jarolímek. In the 1930s, it was the largest bridge in the Czech Republic. In the first competitions, the Japanese athlete Iguro jumped 81 meters on it. The finish line over the Elbe River was interestingly solved on a wooden bridge. Unfortunately, it gradually became devastated in the 1950s. As a tribute to all the brave ski jumpers, the Špindlerův Mlýn Skiers' Association built the Ski Bench in 2015 on the site of the original Masaryk Bridge. It serves not only as a place to rest, but also as an occasional place for cultural events. If you sit on the bench, you will see the remains of this structure at the foot of the opposite slope. Other ski jumps were built in Svatý Petr. The first one was there in 1906, it was enlarged in 1940, and in 1954 the entire ski jumping area with four ski jumps P16, P28, P50 and P72 was built. In the 1980s the ski jumps were demolished, ending the era of ski jumping in our city.

Špindlerův Mlýn Skiers' Association