Discover Špičky: Nature, Culture and Trails

The Owl Trail

The Soví stezka educational trail begins at the kindergarten, where a map can be collected, leads through Špičky via 11 stations and ends at a photo point. It is aimed at children and families, provides information about owls and is freely accessible all year round. The 11 stations, the owl-related information and the photo point form three distinct points of reference that can be considered side by side when planning. The route thus brings a clear focus on nature and discovery to the village without requiring a specific daily schedule.

Nature

The cadastral area of Špičky lies in the Příborská pahorkatina, a varied hilly landscape with a clearly erosion- and denudation-shaped relief. North of Špičky lies the Vysoká stráž hill, which, at 370 m above sea level, is considered the highest point in the surrounding landscape. At the southern edge of the cadastral area of Špičky lies the Bečva floodplain at approximately 250 m above sea level. For your own planning, varied hilly terrain, a named high point and a river floodplain can be considered as separate landscape concepts. If you would like to compare different nature-related themes side by side, you can distinguish between relief, elevation and watercourse landscape without reducing the landscape to a single form.

Culture

The Church of Saints Simon and Jude, Kostel svatých Šimona a Judy in Czech, has been documented in Špičky since as early as the 13th century. It acquired its present appearance through the Neo-Gothic renovation of 1900–1901. In the wider regional surroundings of Špičky are the Zřícenina Lukov ruins, the Svatá Marie church and the Holešov chateau park. When comparing cultural highlights, you can therefore distinguish between the historic religious building in the village and the three named destinations in the wider regional surroundings.

Surroundings

The Na Strážnici hill [Milotice nad Bečvou] lies in the immediate vicinity of Špičky. Jindřichovský vrch mountain lies in the surroundings of Špičky. The Oprchlice and Kelčský Javorník mountains are also located in the wider regional surroundings of Špičky. The different spatial designations help keep nearby landscape points conceptually separate from destinations in the wider regional surroundings.

Other Locality Pages

Other locality pages: Týn Nad Bečvou, Dolní Nětčice, Lhota, Oprostovice, Radkovy, Prerau, Troubky, Milenov

Getting Around

Špičky is served by regular bus connections. The bus connection and cycle route represent different ways of incorporating the surroundings into your personal planning. When comparing a holiday apartment in Špičky, you can check travel time, room category and cancellation conditions side by side on the offer pages. These three details give your planning a factual structure, whether your focus is on nature, culture or cycling. The Krakow–Morava–Vienna long-distance cycle route runs along the northern edge of Špičky. When choosing a holiday apartment in Špičky, you can consider these two mobility details alongside travel time, room category and cancellation conditions. This keeps public transport connection, cycle route and the nature and culture topics mentioned in the article as separate points of reference for personal trip planning without prescribing a specific itinerary.

To the higher-level travel overview: Přerov District.