7의 Myjava가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The hilltop castle was built between 1251 and 1261, probably on the orders of Magister Aba from Freistadt, and was intended to protect a route through the Carpathians towards Moravia. At the beginning of the 18th century, all furniture was removed, the fortifications were demolished and the entire castle was abandoned. In the 20th century, archaeological research was carried out on the castle ruins and the wall was renovated and preserved.

A very well-made cycle path towards Tri Kamene, which continues to CZechia near Kuželov (Veterný mlyn). There is quite a climb (9 to 12% in places). However, it has one problem, namely that it cannot be reached with a road bike either from Vrbovce or from Kopánka (see photos).Cycle connection is not completed. So you either start from the Tri Kamene and go back or you ride with MTB.

Beautiful forest path, which is easy to ride with a mountain bike or gravel bike.

The road next to the fence of the nature reserve is unpaved. It was wet and so was the mud and it was a bit slippery. Climbing is also more difficult due to the terrain (unpaved + roots protruding above the surface)

The natural gem of Myjava is the more than six-hundred-year-old linden tree in the oasis "U Belanských". It is one of the oldest trees in Slovakia and has been a protected natural monument since 1990. The linden is about 16 meters high, the circumference of the crown is 11 meters and the circumference of the trunk is 1015 centimeters.

Road through forest from village Dobra Voda to town Brezova pod Bradlom. The quality of surface is not good but it is rideable by 28+mm tyres if you ride carefully. Traffic is banned on this road.

Here you will wonder if you can come across magical creatures. this track is super rolling and the forest gives it an incredible charm.

Milan Rastislav Štefánik Hill is located on Bradlo Hill, which rises at an altitude of 543 m between the town of Brezová pod Bradlom and the village of Košariská. The hill is 96 m long and 70 m wide. Its lower terrace, which measures 93 mx 62 m and has two stairs, is closed off in the corners by fire chambers. On the upper terrace, which is 45 mx 32 m in size and also has two stairs, there are four 12.5 m high obelisks. The obelisks symbolize the four victims of the plane crash and at the same time the four countries in which Štefánik was active. The top of the hill is formed by a grave (tombstone) and there are inscriptions on its sides.