Přístřešek U sedmi cest - Přístřešek U sedmi cest

Where nothing, nothing here. Only forest and nature.

He was there and, oddly enough, he wasn't pissed off.

It's good here, you can rest here for a while after a difficult trip.

At Seven Ways. Previously this crossroad was called At the Four Corners, but it is no longer a reality. At least as far as tourist signs are concerned. The newer name of the crossroads is much more accurate, indeed, when we look around, we can actually find seven paths (though in some cases they are more of a path). Crosses two tourist signs, blue and yellow. The blue trail leads from Vojtíškov and it is actually the ridge of the Kralický Sněžník, then it goes to the Souš hill (1224m), further to Podbělek, Sušina, Černá Kupa and the Stříbrnická saddle (formerly under K. Sněžník). and Staré Město, yellow then connects Sklené with Vysoká to the railway station Vysoké Žibřidovice. In addition, there is an unmarked forest road from the Babuše cottage which is part of the so-called military road. It is part of the road network in Kralický Sněžník, which served the builders of border fortifications from the 30s. Another unmarked, but asphalt road is the one from Vojtíškov, which as unmarked continues to Mokřinách, where springs Prudký brook. After these trips there is no problem to go on a bike. Yellow is really only for pedestrians, further blue for Souš is more for ordinary tourists than for cyclists. Nevertheless, I tried it and at times I even litoval.Na crossroads is a tourist shelter and summit book Ktt - Branders Sumperk.