Pašovice is part of the Prakšická vrchovina Nature Park, and the “Po hranici devíti katastrů” educational trail runs through the village. There are also historic chapels, a sports complex and areas around bodies of water that residents use for walks. This brings together a specific route, local history and local activities as different ways to enjoy a stay.
The educational trail as a standalone outing
The educational trail is about nine kilometres long and runs mostly through easy, almost flat woodland. It is also suitable for cycling. Its length makes it easy to plan as a standalone activity; the terrain and cycling option provide further guidance when choosing a route. Trail conditions can change with the seasons, so check them before setting out.
The trail reaches the Hrabiny area above Pašovice. From there, the main road provides routes towards Uherské Hradiště and Uherský Brod. Hrabiny is therefore both a landmark above the village and a starting point for the two directions along the main road mentioned here. This means the trail and road directions can be considered separately when planning.
Natural surroundings and walks
Several very rare and protected animal and plant species occur within the cadastral area of Pašovice. The village’s natural features therefore include both its location in the nature park and these species found within its cadastral area. Residents use the areas around the local bodies of water for walks.
The Žižkův dub memorial tree also stands near Pašovice. Together with the educational trail and the areas around the bodies of water, this offers a useful distinction: the trail is described as a route about nine kilometres long, the walks refer to how residents use the area, and Žižkův dub is a nearby memorial tree.
Chapels with different historical contexts
Boží muka is a niche chapel in Pašovice, built around 1750. It is first mentioned in the Pašovice chronicle, which has been kept since 1792. The construction date and the written reference thus provide two distinct historical points of reference.
The Chapel of St Jan Sarkander was built in 1995. Services and church ceremonies are held there regularly. Compared with the niche chapel built around 1750, the emphasis here is on a more recent construction date and regular religious use. If a service time matters for your travel plans, check the current schedule in advance.
Sports complex and practical planning
The sports complex in Pašovice includes multi-purpose courts, a children’s playground and a swimming pool. These add further leisure options to the routes and natural surroundings. If you would like to include one of the facilities in your day’s plans, check the latest access and opening information beforehand. Individual facilities and access rules may change; it is especially advisable to check current information if you are planning to visit the swimming pool.
Discover more destinations: Boršice U Blatnice, Březolupy, Popovice, Staré Město, Dolní Němčí, Traplice, Medlovice, Tupesy.
For the broader travel overview: Okres Uherské Hradiště.
