Holiday apartment in Dívčí Kopy – cycling route, landscape and history

Dívčí Kopy is situated in the South Bohemian landscape, amid fields, meadows, forests and ponds. The village is surrounded by extensive fields, meadows and mixed forests. Fields and meadows shape the open landscape, while mixed forests and ponds add wooded areas and bodies of water to the surroundings. This gives Dívčí Kopy a combination of rural landscape, cycling destinations and regional structures.

Geographical orientation around Dívčí Kopy

Dívčí Kopy is located approximately 3 km from the main road between Pelhřimov and Jindřichův Hradec. This approximate distance indicates the location of the village in relation to this route. There are two bus stops in the village. The main road outside the village and the stops within it therefore form two different reference points for the location of Dívčí Kopy.

Cycling route to Kostelík

A cycling route leads from Dívčí Kopy to Kostelík hill. The distinctive hill reaches an elevation of 602 metres above sea level and thus provides a clear topographical destination. The route offers a beautiful view of the surrounding area, including Nová Včelnice. When preparing for this cycling trip, the destination hill, elevation and view are concrete route features to consider.

Another cycling loop

Another cycling option is the 36 km cycling loop between Deštná and Nová Včelnice. It runs on firm and paved surfaces. At 36 km, the time required and planned breaks can be considered as a separate part of the day’s planning. The firm and paved surface is a second concrete factor in preparing for this tour. For this loop, the distance together with the firm and paved surfaces can be taken into account when planning the day’s ride.

Mixed forests and mushroom pickers

The mixed forests around Dívčí Kopy are considered rich in mushrooms and a good area for mushroom pickers. For mushroom pickers, the forests around the village are therefore the main focus, while fields, meadows and ponds form the rest of the landscape setting.

Mountains in the surrounding area

Cihadlo is a mountain in the vicinity of Dívčí Kopy. Hluboká is a mountain in the vicinity of Dívčí Kopy. Podstupský vrch is a mountain in the vicinity of Dívčí Kopy. Kostelík is a mountain in the immediate vicinity of Dívčí Kopy.

History and regional structures

The first written mention of Dívčí Kopy dates back to 1267. In the wider regional surroundings of Dívčí Kopy, Janštejn is a ruin. Landštejn is a castle in the wider regional surroundings of Dívčí Kopy. Roštejn is a castle in the wider regional surroundings of Dívčí Kopy. Svatý Ondřej is a church in the wider regional surroundings of Dívčí Kopy. The local history of Dívčí Kopy thus stands alongside regional structures representing different historical and architectural forms.

Horní Meziříčko, Ceska Olesna, Újezdec U Kardašovy Řečice, Hospříz, Horní Radouň, Chlum U Třeboně, Dobrohošť U Dačic, Hrachoviste

For the higher-level travel overview: Jindřichův Hradec District.