Zbojnická chata

Zbojnická chata, colloquially known as Zbojanda, is a timbered wooden cottage with a now crumbling foundation. The dark brown walls are only broken by green shutters, and the roof covering is made of eternit. The convenient location by the road reflects the fact that the cottage is often inhabited. There is also the obligatory cadibudka and a stream in the vicinity. Even though the cottage is not generally accessible to the public, tourists often like to rest on a bench by the cottage to gain strength before the steep climb on the next path to the top of Králický Sněžník mountain. Apart from the U Strašidel cottage (formerly Tříhrobová bouda), the Zbojnická cottage also bears a very romantic name. Where the name came from is now difficult to trace, so there is room for the most vivid imaginations. Either way, it is not known that anyone died a violent death in or near the aforementioned huts, or that anyone was robbed. But who knows.

It used to serve as a hostel, but today you can just sit on a bench in front of the cottage and gain some strength before climbing Králický Sněžník and possibly eat a good snack.

A nice old hunting lodge. Well maintained, including the surroundings and the spring.