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Fairly good asphalt, you can drive from the top :)

In good weather it's definitely great, but at 2 or 3 degrees Celsius and wind it's extremely challenging :)

Restaurant with outdoor seating, https://www.facebook.com/people/Penzion-U-Star%C3%A9-%C4%8Carod%C4%9Bjnice/100057079074602/?utm_source=mapy.cz&utm_medium=ppd&utm_campaign=firmy.cz-13505175

Small shelter on Mazanecká cesta (green TZ)

Cross near the Formánka restaurant at the old witch's house and the Žďárský Potok bus stop.

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a mandatory point to walk or cycle through

Additional information about the cottage: Hájenka under Rabštejn Castle was probably built at the beginning of the 17th century (following the history of the castle sometime between 1693 and 1759). From the original modest dwelling of a gamekeeper, it gradually grew into a self-managed farm. The building plans from 1886 for the reconstruction of the building for the permanent residence of two families have been preserved. At the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, the rear outbuilding was added, in which the local gamekeeper opened an excursion pub. In the first half of the twentieth century, the building was intensively used for agriculture, and up to 12 people worked and lived here in the summer. After the Second World War, permanent inhabitation of the game park ends, it gradually loses its importance. It is used as the background of a forest nursery, later as a temporary dormitory for forest workers. In this period, the gradual devastation of the building begins. In 1967, a new season of the grove begins. Due to its unique location, it is starting to be used as a tourist base for mountain climbing and hiking camps. Thanks to these temporary residents, the building is not completely devastated, it is at least minimally maintained. After 1989, the situation changes significantly, the object ceases to be maintained and is threatened with extinction. In 1992, it was sold into private hands to the Saton company and is gradually being reconstructed into a mountain hut. In 2002, just before the completion of the reconstruction, the building burned down (here the reader will notice a strange similarity with the fate of the National Theatre). Between 2002 and 2005, the Rabštejn garden was rebuilt. The original character of the building is preserved, only the interior spaces are adapted to the requirements for restaurant and accommodation operations. https://www.rabstejn.cz/