The trail begins at Premyslovske sedlo, where parking is conveniently available. From there, follow the asphalt road marked with a red cycling route.
You’ll follow a 1.5-kilometer route along an asphalt road through beautiful forest, following Premyslovsky Brook, with an elevation gain of approximately 120 meters.
Next, you will arrive at the signpost Tri kameny - utulna. From there, continue along the green/blue hiking trail directly to the summit and the rock formation itself. The path from the junction is just under 300 meters long.
After a few minutes of walking, you will reach the entrance to the forest, where striking rock formations suddenly appear before you.
It is possible to climb the rock formations, but please exercise extra caution. The access from this side is relatively easy; however, on the opposite side, the rocks drop down to a depth of up to 30 meters.
From the Three Stones, a magnificent view unfolds. To the left towers the massif of Kralicky Sneznik, directly below us lies Premyslovske sedlo, with Cerna stran rising above it. To the right stretches the main ridge of Hruby Jesenik – the Mravenecnik massif is followed by Dlouhe Strane, and you can also spot the wind turbines near Tetrevi Chata, with the summit of Praded rising further beyond.
If you have reached the destination with a stroller, we recommend returning along the asphalt road. Otherwise, you can continue further along the green and blue hiking trails. The route gently descends.
The settlement beneath the Three Stones was part of the larger Premyslov area, which today belongs to Loučná nad Desnou. Premyslovske sedlo, located near the Three Stones, was inhabited from 1651 until the end of World War II. After the war, the German population left, leading to the disappearance of several settlements in the region.
Today, only ruins and stone foundations remain of the settlement beneath the Three Stones, which you will encounter along the return path.
Along the way, you will come across rocky remains of the former German settlement of Premyslov. You will also pass by two tourist huts.
At this tourist hut, turn right onto the forest path. Although the trail is not marked, it will lead you to the signpost at Premyslovske sedlo, where you originally started along the asphalt road – so you’ll reconnect easily and without any issues.
Then, you’ll have just a 1.5-kilometer walk back. You will pass through the meadows of the Letni stran nature reserve, home to protected animal species and a variety of rare and endangered plants.
You will return to the signpost where you initially set off to the left along the asphalt road. At the end, you can relax on the swing and take a memorable photo.
