Malý Beranov: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Malý Beranov
Landscape
Malý Beranov lies on the flat inner side of a river bend in the canyon-like valley of the Jihlava. This location facilitated access to the river from the surrounding upland. The water level of the Jihlava at Malý Beranov is approximately 460 metres above sea level, while small elevations on the surrounding upland reach more than 550 metres. Behind Malý Beranov, a former quarry is visible along the direction of the hiking trail.
Hiking and Cycling
A red-marked hiking trail runs along the Jihlava from Malý Beranov towards Kamenný mlýn and Předboř. Another hiking trail around the village passes rock formations used by climbers. The traditional Maloberanovský Čochtan spring hiking march was held for the 50th time in 2026. The documented circular route starts and ends in Malý Beranov, passes through Petrovice, Puklice, Studénky and Kosov, and is 13 kilometres long.
The Jihlava–Třebíč–Raabs cycle route passes through Malý Beranov.
Culture and History
The Church of the Divine Heart of the Lord in Malý Beranov was built and consecrated on 8 October 1939. Its construction was financed exclusively through donations. A stone bridge was built at this site between 1554 and 1556.
The local annual cycle includes the Masopustní průvod, which takes place every year and ends at the cultural centre. The Maloberanovské slavnosti is a traditional local festival featuring children's competitions, various attractions, refreshments and an evening rock concert by the band Vokrock.
Other local pages: Zbinohy, Větrný Jeníkov, Smrčná, Plandry, Šimanov, Ždírec, Dobronín, Puklice
To the higher-level travel overview: Jihlava District.
