Stare Buky

Stare Buky is a small village located in the Hradec Králové region, at the foot of the Giant Mountains (Krkonoše), close to the town of Trutnov. This rural, hilly setting, typical of the Czech mountain foothills, mainly appeals to those seeking nature and tranquillity. The region has a pronounced continental climate, with mild summers and cold, often snowy winters, ideal for outdoor pursuits. The surrounding area offers numerous hiking trails and cycling routes leading to the nearby mountain ranges, as well as opportunities for cross-country and alpine skiing in winter, thanks to its proximity to the Krkonoše National Park, recognised by UNESCO as a biosphere reserve. The village itself retains an authentic character, with traditional dwellings and agricultural landscapes. Trutnov, the nearest town, offers shops, a modest historical heritage and serves as a convenient base for exploring the region. Stare Buky is particularly well suited to travellers seeking a peaceful stay in close contact with nature, away from the tourist bustle yet within easy reach of the renowned natural sites of north-eastern Bohemia.