Dlouhoňovice: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Dlouhoňovice lies below the wooded hills of the Žamberská pahorkatina, with trails and winter sports facilities. The railway station is on line No. 021 and has been named Žamberk since it was built in 1874. The 4.2-kilometre educational trail begins here, providing information about the local history and geological origins.

Trails and landscape

A yellow-marked hiking trail leads through Dlouhoňovice to Písečná and the ruins of Žampach Castle. From Dlouhoňovice, you can hike in the opposite direction through the Kriegwaldy Valley to Litice Castle and onward to Potštejn Castle. The CT 18 cycle route also passes through the village, specifically along the section Choceň – České Libchavy – Žampach – Dlouhoňovice – Žamberk.

Sports throughout the year

The Dlouhoňovice ski area has a floodlit ski lift with artificial snowmaking and groomed cross-country ski trails. In summer, the floodlit ski lift can also be used for grass skiing and mountain scooter rides. The Dlouhoňovice sports area also includes a skate park and a children's playground.

Culture and views

A wooden bell tower dating from 1797 has been preserved in Dlouhoňovice. The Výhledna lookout tower was completed on 16 September 2009 and ceremonially opened on 19 September 2009. At this opening, the Výhledna's entry in the Czech Book of Records was also confirmed. In fine weather, the Výhledna offers views of the entire ridge of the Orlické Mountains, the Králický Sněžník massif and Buková hora; in good visibility, the Krkonoše Mountains can also be seen on the left horizon.

Further places

Kosořín, Voděrady, Písečná, Luková, Lisnice, Petrovice, Dolní Morava and Sobkovice

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Ústí Nad Orlicí.