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Winter and Landscape

Jamné nad Orlicí lies in the eastern part of the Orlické Mountains below Suchý vrch. The settlements are spread across both steep slopes of the Jamenský potok valley. In the lower part of Jamné nad Orlicí, the Jamenský potok flows into the Tichá Orlice.

Village Character and Remembrance

In the centre of Jamné nad Orlicí, above the school, stands the Church of the Holy Trinity. Mons. Dominik Filip was one of the church’s most significant benefactors and is buried in the local cemetery in Jamné nad Orlicí.

František Filip, known as Bezruký Frantík, was born in Jamné nad Orlicí in 1904. A memorial plaque commemorating František Filip is located on the school building. In Parčík Bezrukého Frantíka stands a sculpture of Frantík created by Jan Šebek. The municipal office in Jamné nad Orlicí still preserves a specially made bench that enabled František Filip to learn to write with his foot.

The U tisu site is well maintained and equipped with an information board.

Routes and Elevations

Cycle Route No. 4074 leads from Jablonné nad Orlicí towards Jamné nad Orlicí. At the water station in Jamné nad Orlicí, it enters the forest; this is where the most challenging climb of the route is located. The Jiráskova cesta is considered a long-distance or ridge cycle route through Jamné nad Orlicí.

Twenty-four cyclists set out to conquer the 3.6 km-long Jamenský kopec with an elevation gain of 225 metres.

Events

The Staročeské posvícení takes place in Jamné nad Orlicí every five years, on the last Sunday in October, featuring a masked procession and the threshing of the rooster Martin as a “sinner”. The traditional event “Stezka odvahy” took place in Jamné nad Orlicí on 3 October 2020 and 2 November 2024.

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