Zadní Vydří: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
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Zadní Vydří lies in a picturesque landscape at the foot of the Jihlavské vrchy hills and belongs to the Telčsko microregion. Cycle route No. 5124 passes through the village; along one section, it shares its route with Route No. 16.
Nature and Landscape
The Vyderský potok is one of the watercourses flowing through the area of Zadní Vydří. Along its entire length, it is a natural watercourse.
The registered significant landscape feature of V Kopcích lies 700 metres southwest of Zadní Vydří. It comprises dry, acidic nutrient-poor grassland on shallow soils and shrub vegetation, and is an important refuge for invertebrates.
Cycle Paths and Routes
The 34-kilometre cycling loop “Cycling Around Telč – Day 1” runs from Telč via Kostelní Myslová, Náglův statek, Zadní Vydří, Černíč and Nová Říše back to Telč.
The “Scenic” cycle route runs from Telč at an elevation of 525 metres via Kostelní Myslová and onward to Zadní Vydří. The section from Telč to Kostelní Myslová is listed as 5 km long, and the section to Zadní Vydří as 2 km.
The cycling trip from Dačice via Zadní Vydří to Telč is intended for recreational cyclists who want to combine exercise with sightseeing. A 31-kilometre cycling trip from Dačice via Kostelní Vydří, Zadní Vydří, Kostelní Myslová, Telč, Radkov, Černíč and Malý Pěčín back to Dačice passes through ponds, forests and peaceful villages and is considered a recreational ride.
The regional Česko-Moravian Cycle Route No. 16 runs from Slavonice via Dačice, Kostelní Vydří, Telč, Roštejn, Třešť and Jihlava onward towards Polná.
History and Culture
The first written record of Zadní Vydří dates from 1385. The settlement originally belonged to Šternberk Castle. In the 16th century, Zadní Vydří was called Krajní Vydří.
The Jewish cemetery south of Zadní Vydří contains approximately 150 Baroque and Classicist gravestones, most of which date from the 17th and 18th centuries.
Other Places
Pavlov, Kaliště U Horních Dubenek, Hrutov, Kalhov, Zhor U Jihlavy, Jamné, Stonařov and Milíčov
For the higher-level travel overview: Jihlava District.
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