The rocks at Adrspach-Teplice were once at the bottom of an ocean. Over the years, winds and rains eroded the rocks, giving it its distinctive shape.
Tip: Bring food and water because this is not sold inside the park. Keep your garbage with you and leave no trace.
Main trail loop
The main trail in Adrspach is a loop of 7 km. There are some steep stairs and declining parts on the trail, but nothing too intense. The hiking trail is fairly easy to follow, but it is recommended to wear good shoes as it is muddy and slippery. The trail takes approximately 3 hours, including the many stops for photos.
Lake trail loop
When entering Adrspach, the first thing you’ll see is a stunning lake with clear waters. In the early morning, fog floats over the water, making it an extra magical sight. The walk around the lake is also the first trail to follow; this is a 1.5 km loop. However, we recommend following the whole 7-km trail to see a bit of everything.
Please note: Going off the trail is prohibited.
Lake boat ride
Halfway through the main loop is a second lake where you can take a boat ride or rent a rowboat to admire the rocks from a different angle. This detour will add an extra 2 km to your total trail in Adrspach, and the boat trip costs 50 CZK (2 USD).
Entrance Fee & Opening Times
Adrspach is a protected nature park with the local authorities keeping it clean. The entrance fee to Adrspach-Teplice Rock is 120 CZK (5 USD) in the high season and 80 CZK (3.5 USD) in the off-season.
There is only one entrance at the Adrspach-Teplice National Park, where you can collect a map at the tourist information center. However, if you follow the marked paths, you won’t need an additional map.
The Adrspach-Teplice National Park is open year-round, but due to weather conditions, opening times change per period.
April 1st – October 31st: 120 CZK – 08 AM till 6 PM
November 1st – March 31st: 80 CZK – 08 AM till 4 PM
Please note: Drones are strictly forbidden within the park! Plus, Adrspach has the largest breeding site of falcons in Europe, so they’ll grab your drone out of the sky anyway. :’)
How to get to Adrspach
Adrspach-Teplice National Park lies in the north of the Czech Republic, just 10 minutes from southwest Poland’s borders. It’s possible to make a day trip from either Prague or Wroclaw (Poland) or, even better: spend the night at one of the hotels nearby.
To visit the Adrspach Rocks from Prague, it’s best to book a tour or rent a car. It is a 2.5 – 3-hour drive from Prague city center. Once you arrive by car, please remember to pay for parking (150 CZK / 7 USD).
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Day trip from Wroclaw to Adrspach
There are plenty of tours to choose from that leave the neighboring cities of Wroclaw or Katowice, which include return transportation, a knowledgeable guide, and entrance into the park.
Where to stay near Adrspach-Teplice
Around the Adrspach-Teplice Rocks are many hotels and guesthouses. Trutnov is a good place to base yourself as there are some good restaurants, and it lies just 10 kilometers away from the nature reserve.
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I really enjoyed your article on this amazing part of the world. You got some awesome photos, thank you for sharing.
It seems a little confusing when I research the available hikes in the area- am I correct in thinking there are hikes from the Adrspach end and the Teplice Rocks end of the national park? I want to see both areas, but am unsure as to whether I should spend a couple of nights in Teplice nad Metuji or if it is better to bas myself in Trutnov? Is it feasible to do two hikes in one day or would you advise spacing them over two days, as I’m sure I will be stopping often for photo opportunities?
Thanks! We’ve only done one of the hikes but would definitely recommend adding in an extra day. Trutnov is a bit better to base as it’s much more lively and has more restaurant options. I hope that helps! Enjoy.
Oh okay, thanks for that advice. Through my research I’ve discovered that the Adrspach hikes are meant to be more interesting than the Teplice Rocks one. May I ask what time of year you went please and which hike you actually did please? Thanks
Great! So we were there in August and we did the main hike of 7 km. Enjoy your time in CZ!