The route leads along cycle route No. 502 from Nový Jičín towards Rybí to Štramberk, a mountain town in the centre of the Štramberk Highlands. The town and its surroundings are dominated by the ruins of Strallenberg Castle with its cylindrical tower, which none of the locals call anything other than Trúba. From Štramberk, the route continues to the Bílá hora lookout tower, which is a modern architectural work of Ing. arch. Milan Šmíd. This lookout tower is reminiscent of the DNA structure and is 43 metres high, with the observation platform located 26 metres above the ground. The last stop on the route is the town of Kopřivnice, where you will find a unique Technical Museum depicting the almost 100-year history of the Tatra car factory. We will return to Nový Jičín by the same route, i.e. along cycle route No. 502.

More information about Štramberk Castle, including opening hours, can be found here.

More information about the Bílá hora lookout tower can be found here.

More information about the Technical Museum in Kopřivnice can be found here.