Those choosing Bukovinka as a travel destination will find a direct connection to the landscape of the Moravian Karst: the village is a good starting point for excursions into the nearby karst area and also a suitable start and finish point for cycling tours through the region. There is also a nature reserve within the municipality, marked cycling routes around Bukovinka and a hiking trail that begins in the village. This gives you a choice of different ways to explore: from the local natural landscape to a route that passes through Křtiny into the karst and continues as far as Bílovice.

Nature in the Municipality

The Rakovecké stráně a údolí bledulí Nature Reserve lies within the municipality. It protects old forests consisting mainly of deciduous trees, as well as extensively managed meadows. Forests and meadows are therefore both defining features of the protected area. If you choose your trip based on nature and landscape, it offers a specific local point of interest; excursions into the nearby Moravian Karst take you further afield. This distinguishes the local nature experience from regional excursions.

Cycling Around Bukovinka and in the Karst

The marked cycling routes around Bukovinka mostly follow paved forest tracks and are also suitable for families with children. The track surface is a practical consideration when planning your ride; however, surfaces can change, so check the conditions before setting out. Bukovinka is also a suitable start and finish point for cycling tours through the Moravian Karst. These details answer different questions: the first describes the character of the routes nearby, while the second describes Bukovinka’s role as a base for tours through the region. You can therefore consider local routes and cycling tours through the karst as separate planning options.

On Foot to Bílovice

The Cesta S. K. Neumanna hiking trail begins at the trail junction by the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary and passes through Křtiny and the Moravian Karst before reaching Bílovice. The church was built in 1773, giving the starting point a historical connection to the village. The route’s starting point, intermediate stop and destination are thus all identified for your hike planning. Unlike the cycling routes around Bukovinka, this describes a specific route through several places. Before setting out, check the trail name and markings on site.

Getting Your Bearings and Bus Connections

If you enter Bukovinka from Račice via the main road, you will see a small chapel beside the road. It serves as a specific landmark on this approach.

For bus travel, route 157 is relevant: it connects Vyškov, Bukovinka, Bukovina and Křtiny. In the order listed, Bukovinka lies between Vyškov and Bukovina; Křtiny is also part of the connection. Check the timetable before travelling so your plans match the departure times.

Discover more destinations: Újezd U Boskovic, Valchov, Brťov-Jeneč, Skalice Nad Svitavou, Lipovec, Bukovina, Adamov U Brna, Šošůvka.

For the broader travel overview: Okres Blansko.