Pešava

Thakur Satyam Singh gram aaya re

Pešava (697 m) is a geographical name of a hill in the cadastral area of ​​Jeníkov u Hlinska, in the natural area of ​​Železná hora / Sečská vrchovina / Kameničská vrchovina (geomorphological unit / subunit / district). In the top part there is a focused trigonometric point called Pešava - Tombs at an altitude of 696.96 m related to the prism, the terrain bollard with OT is located under the overgrowth trees on the border of agriculturally cultivated fields. The top part is accessible by a local road branching off the road II / 343 in the village of Jeníkov (Pardubice Region). The marked tourist route of the Czech Tourists' Club is not led to the top. From the top, the field road between the meadows continues, the main route leads to the saddle (peak approx. 678 m) between Pešava and the Na kopci ridge (681 m) and further to the local road to the village of Dědová (Pardubice region). North of the top of the saddle between Pešava and the ridge. The source of the Blatenský stream feeds the system of three Ratajské ponds in a natural monument and a site of European importance (see places on the map). Pešava is one of the highest peaks in the Iron Mountains, and was even named the highest peak in 1987 by the former Geographical Institute of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences. It retained this primacy until 2006, when the Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection of the Czech Republic presented updated data on geomorphological units acquired newly using digital technologies. Based on the obtained data, the location of the source of the Chrudimka nad Filipovem river (Kameničky village) was included in the Železné hory area, with the top part of the ridge with the geographical name U obeseného (737.4 m), northwest of Svratouch. It is locally named Na panenkách and is the highest peak of the Iron Mountains / Seč Highlands / Kamenič Highlands. Touristically attractive is the top part of Pešava with lookout points in the segment northeast to southwest, roughly from Dědovské hill (676 m) to the top of U obese and Vojtěch hill in the Iron Mountains and especially with the panorama of Žďárské vrchy, the highest peak Devět skal, also visible Žákova mountain, Otrok, Šindelný vrch, Kamenný vrch, Vortovský vrch and others). In terms of views, Pešava is a great tourist destination, it is surprising that the marked hiking trails pass the top, the closest is yellow along the Blatenský stream in the section Hlinsko - Dědová and red between Dědová and Kameničky is to impoverish tourists along the road east of the top. Tourists are advised to turn "along the red" on an unmarked field path in Dědová, continue to the locality K Pláňavům and to the top of Pešava, enjoy the view from the top, go to the village Jeníkov to Kameničky on the original red route. The peak of Pešava is also accessible for cyclists from Jeníkov, suitable also for small tourists. A pedestrian from a distance (eg from the top of U obese) is a typical radio communication tower. Photographs and document continuously updated, last: CZ191124