You can comfortably arrive at Adrspach by train or bus. Both stops are located a few minutes walk from the entrance to the rock city. And if you enjoy cycling, you can also use our bike maps and come by bike.
The path largely follows bike path no. 4036. It will mostly take you along paved field and forest paths as well as Class III roads. A large portion of the path goes around the Adršpach-Teplice Rocks, offering beautiful views of the park and scenic surrounding nature. The path has a medium difficulty level, and you can also bring your children here. If you would like to shorten your journey, simply get on the train in Teplice and ride it back to Adršpach.
This bike path is part of the first bike path. By cycling along bike path no. 22 from Teplice nad Metují, you’ll make your way along the formations, all the way to the entrance of the Adršpach Rocks. The path isn’t difficult and you can also bring your children along with you. After arriving in Adršpach, you can store your bike in the bike room near the entrance to the park and make your way through the rocks on foot. Or you can shorten the journey and go by train to Teplice nad Metují.
From Broumov, pass through the towns of Hejtmánkovice and Jetřichov on your way to Meziměstí. Once here, the bike path continues across the border crossing in Starostín. The path will now lead you in the direction of the Polish town of Mieroszów and, after 4 kilometres, take a left at the crossroads leading towards Zdoňov along bike path no. 4020. Once you’ve passed through Zdoňov, you’ll find another crossroads, where you’ll turn left towards Adršpach.
The bike path starts in Adršpach, from where you will ride along bike path no. 22 towards Teplice nad Metují. Continue along bike path no. 4036 to Jiráskovy skály, then along bike path no. 4003 to Vápenka. From here, you’ll head down bike path no. 4020, which will take you to Adršpach. This path will mostly lead you down side streets and paved bike paths. The difficult level is mildly challenging.