The two Tušílkova Trails make Tušovice a great place to get active: the green route features fun stops, while the orange route is mostly educational. Other options include cycling route 8212, a multi-purpose sports court that can be booked online, and historical points of interest in the village and its surroundings. You can tailor your visit to your interests, whether you prefer walking trails, cycling, events or local history.

Comparing the two Tušílkova Trails

The renovated green Tušílkova Trail is aimed primarily at families with small children. Its 2.9 km route has 11 fun stops. The orange Tušílkova Trail – nové osudy is 3.3 km long and has 12 mostly educational stops. It is therefore 0.4 km longer and has one more stop. When choosing, consider not only this difference but also the character of the stops: the green route is designed for families with small children, while the orange route features mostly educational stops. Both trails cross easy terrain on paved paths and forest tracks and are suitable for all-terrain strollers. The terrain, types of paths and stroller suitability are therefore shared features; length and number of stops are what distinguish the trails. There is a small parking area for up to six cars at the start of the Tušílkova Trail, next to the multi-purpose sports court.

Cycling route and sports court

Another way to get active is cycling route 8212, which runs through Řeteč, Tušovice, Tochovice and Třebsko. Before setting off, check both the route number and its course locally. The multi-purpose sports court in Tušovice can be booked online in advance. The two options involve different planning steps: for the cycling route, it is important to check the number and course, while the sports court can be booked online ahead of time.

Events and dates

Tušovický kapřík is a recurring fishing event. The 12th edition took place on 31 May 2026 at the upper pond; the program included fishing, fun and skill-based games, and light refreshments. If you want to plan a future stay around an edition, check upcoming dates with the municipality. The Tušovické osmičky firefighting competition is also part of the events calendar; in 2023, it had categories for men, women and children.

Local history in and around Tušovice

Tušovice was first mentioned in 1359, when the village belonged to the Vladika Ondřej z Tušovic. In 1544, a fortress with a manor farm and the village of Tušovice were owned by Elena z Tušovic. The two dates relate to different aspects: 1359 marks the first mention, while 1544 refers to ownership of the village, fortress and manor farm. Slavic burial grounds lie on Tušovický vrch, south of Tušovice, and near Hrobice, north of the village. A bell tower stands in the village square. The burial grounds locate historical points of interest to the south and north of the village, while the bell tower stands in the square.

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For the broader travel overview: Příbram District.