Jinačovice combines marked hiking trails with a wetland along the Mnišího potok and traces of village history. A junction of marked trails offers hiking routes to Kuřim, Česká and Řečkovice. At the same time, the village lies in a valley between the Baba and Podkomorské lesy nature parks. Those considering Jinačovice as a destination can therefore shape their stay around different interests: nature and hiking alongside local history and direct bus connections to Brno and Kuřim.

Hiking between the valley and wetland

The connection to nature is especially tangible at the Mnišího potok. In Jinačovice, the “Senářov-Koryta” nature trail points to the stream’s wetland. The ponds created along the Mnišího potok are mainly used by amphibians for breeding. The natural setting of the village can therefore be described not only by its valley location between Baba and Podkomorské lesy: a single stream and its wetland also give it a character of their own.

There are different options for planning a hike. The marked-trail junction in the village offers hiking routes to Kuřim, Česká and Řečkovice. Another specific option is the 15-kilometre hike from Jinačovice to Tři kříže. It passes through a large game reserve and runs along the Brno Reservoir; along the way, it offers views of Veveří Castle. You can consider both destinations along the marked trails and a hike with a specified length and several different landscapes. When choosing, you can weigh up whether particular destinations or the 15-kilometre hike better suit your plans.

Chapel and monuments

The village square is home to a chapel dedicated to Saint Mary Magdalene, built in 1854. The brick building has a bell tower and an image of the saint. The chapel’s year of construction, dedication and location make it a landmark of local history; its architectural features add specific details to this picture. The chapel thus brings a cultural perspective to your travel plans, distinct from hiking trails and nature.

A more recent part of local history is the war memorial: in 2025, it was extensively renovated and completely dismantled during the work. Another local landmark is the stone cross beside the “Na Skalkách” field path. It was erected by local resident Josefa Pláteníková and still stands there today. The chapel, memorial and cross represent different forms of local heritage: a consecrated building, a war memorial that underwent extensive renovation in 2025, and a stone wayside cross.

Connections and other interests

Jinačovice is part of the Integrated Transport System of the South Moravian Region, with direct bus connections to Brno and Kuřim. If you plan to use the bus connections to get here or plan excursions, check the timetable for your travel dates. Mladé hody are a long-standing tradition and one of the municipality’s enduring, successful and popular events.

Another interest is nearby: the Kaskáda Golf Resort, with its 27-hole championship course, is located in the valley between Kuřim and Jinačovice. This brings together several reasons to visit: hiking trails, wetland and village history in Jinačovice, along with bus connections and a nearby golf destination.

More destinations

Discover more destinations: Olší, Újezd U Rosic, Branišovice, Hajany, Nová Ves, Holasice, Jiříkovice, Vohančice.

For the broader travel overview: Brno-Country District.