On the village green in Čečkovice stand the statue of Czeczka and the Stírka spring complex. The landscape at the foot of the Iron Mountains and cycling route 5127, which runs through the village, are also nearby. This gives you different ways to shape your trip: a local landmark, a geological feature, a view to the south or cycling along a hilly route.

Stírka on the village green

The statue of Czeczka is a permanent local landmark on the village green. Stírka, a group of captured spring outlets, is also located there. The two points bring local culture and geology together in a small area: Czeczka as a statue, Stírka as a named spring area. For travellers interested in both local features and natural phenomena, they offer a shared point of interest.

The spring complex has an average flow rate of about two litres per second. Stírka is also a typical example of drainage from siltstones and marls at the foot of the Iron Mountains. So the spring is more than just its captured outlets: it also reflects the geological relationship between rocks and water. Stírka is therefore a specific place for travellers who enjoy taking a closer look at individual landscape features. In an older regional tourism brochure, Stírka appears as the fourth stop on the Zelená stezka.

Landscape at the foot of the Iron Mountains

At the lower edge of Čečkovice, the valley of the nearby Doubrava rises towards the ridge of the Iron Mountains. The landscape includes 627-metre-high Bučina, which offers a lovely view to the south. This is a different focus from the geological feature on the village green: the valley and the viewpoint broaden your perspective on the area around the village. If landscape is your main interest, the southern view from Bučina is a specific point of interest.

Cycling through Čečkovice

Cycling route 5127 Radostín–Golčův Jeníkov runs through Čečkovice. It is a moderately difficult, hilly road route for road and trekking bikes. For planning purposes, the terrain, difficulty level and type of bike all matter. Unlike a single destination such as Stírka, the focus here is on a continuous cycling activity. Check route conditions before setting off.

A regional destination at the Seč Reservoir

The recreational area at the Seč Reservoir is 11 km away and attracts tourists and anglers. It adds a distinct regional leisure option to the local attractions. While Stírka is known for its spring complex and the cycling route for cycling, the reservoir is another option to consider when planning your trip. As access and conditions can change, check both before visiting.

Discover more destinations: Nová Ves U Světlé, Loukov, Olešenka, Michalovice, Golčův Jeníkov, Lipnice Nad Sazavou, Kyjov, Cibotín

For the regional travel overview: Okres Havlíčkův Brod.