The yellow-marked hiking trail from Čeřínek to Ježená passes through Hubenov.
Nature
A very small western part of the municipality of Hubenov lies in Čeřínek Nature Park. The municipality also includes a preserved valley of the Jedlovský potok stream, characterised by meadows.
Trails
The cycling route “Jihlavskými vrchy do přírodního parku Čeřínek” also passes through Hubenov and is classified as challenging.
Water
The Hubenov Reservoir stores water for the drinking water supply of the city of Jihlava. Its construction began in 1968; it was permanently put into operation in 1974. The immediate area of the Hubenov Reservoir may not be entered.
History
The old settlement associated with Hubenov was probably established through German colonisation and was mentioned in 1366 as Hladov, and in Latin documents as Steindorf; its original inhabitants engaged in livestock grazing. The pasture farms of Hladov (Starý Hubenov) and Hubenov (Nový Hubenov) later came into the possession of Želiv Monastery. Albrecht z Ratibořic sold the village of Hladov and the Hubenov farm to the city of Jihlava in 1599; the property remained in the hands of Jihlava's citizens until 1848. The monument to Antonín Novák stands at the Jedlov–Nový Hubenov crossroads in the Starý Hubenov district.
Other places: Vyskytná Nad Jihlavou, Hybrálec, Kozlov, Zbinohy, Ježená, Velký Beranov, Větrný Jeníkov, Malý Beranov
