Jindrichova Ves: Hotels and Accommodations

Jindřichova Ves was founded in 1775; Count Heinrich von Rottenhan was involved in its establishment. Originally, the place was a settlement of charcoal burners and forest workers. Historical occupations included stone quarrying and forestry, among others. Nail making was particularly widespread: there was a nail forge at nearly every other house. The historical nail makers apparently produced almost every type of nail, including horseshoe, construction, ship, and rail nails.

Culture

In 1892, a separate chapel dedicated to Our Lady was built in Jindřichova Ves. This chapel was repaired in 1995. The façade of St. Anne's Chapel was also repaired and repainted as part of maintenance work.

Hiking

One hiking route leads through picturesque Jindřichova Ves and then gently ascends to the summit of Kamenná hůrka. The route follows the blue-marked trail along the edge of the Novodomské rašeliniště National Nature Reserve to Jelení vrch. The trailhead parking area is located near the turnoff into the dead-end road to Jindřichova Ves.

A hike around Kalek includes a forest path lined with beech trees leading to Jindřichova Ves and its chapel. A historic route along the ridge trail ran in the sequence Kalek, Načetín, and Jindřichova Ves.

Cycling

In the wider regional surroundings of Jindřichova Ves, the cycling tour offers views of Nový rybník, which is described as part of the characteristic landscape of the Ore Mountains. The “Na věhlasné poutní místo” cycling tour leads via Kalek and Načetín; Jindřichova Ves is mentioned as a district of Načetín.

The Kalecký Circuit is suitable for beginners and young people. A large part of the route runs on non-public roads and has no steep climbs.

Other places in the same regional area: České Hamry, Okounov, Měděnec, Kalek, Loučná Pod Klínovcem, Kovarska, Křimov and Kryštofovy Hamry.

To the main travel overview: Chomutov District.