Hybrálec: Hotels and Accommodation

Hybrálec is located in the historic Jihlava ore district. The Hornická naučná stezka trail passes through places with clearly visible remains of mining and gives visitors a closer insight into the history of silver mining in the Jihlava region.

History

Hybrálec was established through German settlement in the central part of the former Českomoravská vrchovina and was first mentioned in writing in 1315 under the name Eberharsdorf. The village was founded to guard the important trade route from Jihlava to Humpolec.

Culture

The Chapel of St. Wenceslas is a late Baroque religious building with a folk character, constructed in 1828–1829 as a dominant feature on the village square. Its design includes a pilaster-divided façade, a volute gable and a small roof turret. The chapel, including the land on which it stands, is protected as a cultural monument.

The Štola sv. Jana Nepomuckého, also known as Trpasličí jeskyně, was opened in 1776 and reached a length of 330 metres after several years of operation. It can be reached from the car park near Borovinka Pond via the Hybrálec turn-off from Road No. 38; the route leads over the pond dam and along the forest. It is currently inaccessible and flooded.

Trails and Events

The Great Tourist Circular Route around Jihlava runs from Rantířov via Plandry and Hybrálec to Zborná. The Memoriál Františka Škorpíka is scheduled to take place on 29 August 2026 from 13:00 to 18:00 at the football pitch in Hybrálec.

More pages about localities: Kozlov, Hubenov, Ježená, Mirošov, Čížov, Malý Beranov, Plandry, Měšín.

To the higher-level travel overview: Jihlava District.