Mladé Buky

Mladé Buky is a Czech village in the Trutnov district, in north-eastern Bohemia, situated on the banks of the Úpa river at the entrance to the Giant Mountains (Krkonoše) range. Its location makes it a popular starting point for exploring Krkonoše National Park, known for its mountainous scenery, hiking trails and winter skiing opportunities. The climate is continental, with cold, snowy winters ideal for winter sports and mild summers suited to outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling. The village lies close to spa towns and tourist resorts such as Svoboda nad Úpou and Janské Lázně, allowing visitors to combine a nature-based stay with relaxation. Mladé Buky's rural, wooded surroundings, framed by hills and forest, make it a peaceful base for nature lovers looking to explore the surrounding peaks, including the region's highest point, Sněžka. The area is also appreciated for its traditional Czech architectural heritage and small local guesthouses, offering a quieter alternative to the busier resort towns further into the mountains.