Vyskytná combines a strong connection to nature with a distinctive local history: the Kemp Vyskytná borders a natural swimming area, and the Church of the Name of the Virgin Mary is the oldest building in the village. Alongside the water, the Křemešník forests shape the natural side of a stay here. There is also a traditional summer competition. When planning a trip, you can consider nature, local history, and an event tied to a particular date as separate areas of interest.
Natural Swimming at the Kemp Vyskytná
The Kemp Vyskytná borders a natural swimming area. The swimming area has a slab dam and a sandy access point to the water. The structure and the access point describe two different aspects: how the natural swimming area is built and where you can reach the water. The swimming area also has a slide for children and a diving board for adults. If these facilities are important to your plans, check on them before your trip.
The Křemešník Forests and Cycling
The extensive Křemešník forests begin next to the Kemp. A variety of mushrooms, raspberries, and blueberries can be found there, among other things; what you find varies with the season. If you are interested in these natural finds, consider the time of year when planning your trip: the selection is not the same in every season.
Cycling is another possible focus. The landscape around the Kemp is suitable for cycling because of the low traffic. Road conditions can change, so check them before setting out. The forests and cycling offer different ways to enjoy the landscape: the season matters for natural finds, while low traffic is the stated reason the area is suitable for cycling.
The Church and the Bell Tower
The Church of the Name of the Virgin Mary is the oldest building in Vyskytná. Bishop Tobiáš of Bechyně founded it in 1290. This provides a specific historical reference point for the village and sets the church apart from the natural attractions around the Kemp.
Another historical reference point is the old bell tower, which is believed to date from the 15th century. The bell tower in Vyskytná houses a 17th-century bell frame and two bells. The dates refer to different historical details: the tower’s origins are uncertain, while the bell frame is dated to the 17th century.
A Summer Event in Vyskytná
Every summer, around the transition from July to August, Vyskytná hosts the traditional competition for the Mramorový pohár. If you would like to plan your trip around the competition, check the exact dates before you travel. Unlike the seasonal finds in the Křemešník forests, this event takes place during a specific part of the summer. When planning, it is therefore helpful to check whether your travel dates coincide with the competition.
Discover more destinations: Nová Cerekev, Nová Buková, Mnich, Samšín, Betlem, Čelistná, Dubovice, Zlátenka
For the overview of the wider area: Pelhřimov District.
