A walk through nature to the oldest nature reserve in the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands.
The starting point will be the S. K. Neumann trolleybus stop (routes B and C), from there we will walk along the street of the same name to Heller's Pond. The water area bears the name of Jihlava native, physician and chemist Johann Florian Heller (1813—1871). If you are going on a trip with children, be sure to stop at children's playground and enjoy
climbing frames.
On a dirt road shaded by a massive tree grove, we will embark on our trip. We pass a system of ponds and continue through the open landscape through the railway crossing to the Zaječím jump. Nature Reserve Zaječí plunge is the oldest reserve in the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands (established in 1933). When we get enough of the view from the steep rock, we return 3 km back to Jihlava after the red tourist sign. On the way we pass the remains of the extinct Heller's Court (Sheep) and along the river Jihlava we reach the signpost and the public transport stop Na Dolech.
Railway station Jihlava — Staré Hory is located only 150 m from the destination of our trip.
