From this forest road above the village of Častá, the landscape opens up only gradually. Most of the time, you walk embraced by beech and oak woods, which form a green tunnel and let through only narrow strips of light. Now and then, a view back toward the lowland appears between the trunks: far below lies Častá, scattered among the fields, and behind it stretches the calm plain of the Danubian Lowland. The horizon is gentle, without dramatic peaks, more a series of soft waves flowing into one another. On a clear day, the light breaks over the fields and rooftops; in light haze, the valley and sky blend into subtle blue‑grey tones. This point is not a grand panoramic viewpoint, but rather a quiet, half‑hidden place where you briefly glimpse the open landscape through the trees before disappearing into the forest again.