This trip starts at the crossroad sign Komáří vížka – parking lot. From here we will follow the red sign across Komáří hůrka and towards Adolfov (5.5 km). At first, our attention is caught by the chapel of St. Wolfgang where we may enjoy an exhibition focusing on the gradual settling progress that occurred in this border region, and on the development of various handcrafts. While passing around the chapel and cemetery we have to undergo probably only one but little bit challenging climb - 0.5 km long, which will take us to the top of Komáří hůrka. The dominating sight of this peak (807.5 m), is the oldest viewing tower in the Krušné mountains, which was later turned into the hotel Komáří Tower. Although the tower is inaccessible, the restaurant and the viewing terrace offer beautiful panoramic views. If the visibility is good (you can see the entire East Krušné Mountains Natural Park, the neighbouring Germany, the Czech Central Mountains and behind Lužické and Jizerské mountains also the Krkonoše mountains). To go to Komáří hůrka we can also take a cable lift from Krupka, or rather from its section Bohosudov. The chair cable lift was built between 1950 and 1952 and was the longest cable lift in the Central Europe. Its length is 2,348 m, elevation 482 m and the pleasant ride takes only a quarter of an hour.
From the top we may enjoy a fantastic downhill ride all the way to the large plateau - the Fojtovská plain. A wonderful journey along the well-maintained Krušnohorská ski track is now awaiting us, offering magnificent views of the German side, as well as of the scenic hilltops of the Czech Central Mountains on the right side. We are passing around the former village of Habartice, which has already been mentioning in chronicles since 1363, as one of the first populated places in Krušné mountains. After the World War II, and after the German population was expelled, Habartice met the same fate as most of the villages along the border. It disappeared almost without a trace. Our next stop is the village of Adolfov where we can relax while sipping on a hot drink at the local hotel. From Adolfov we pass around a cross-country skiing racing track (there are three circles with different lengths) and follow the red tourist sign towards Pod Jelením vrchem (Under the Deer hill) (4 km). Unlike the vast Fojtovská plains, where we rarely came across any trees along the road, we now walk through a beautiful rugged terrain and through a dense mixed-tree forest. From the crossroad Pod Jelením vrchem (715 m) we continue along the Krušnohorská ski trail following the blue tourist sign towards "Nakléřov" (2.5 km), which will turn to the left and away from the Krušnohorská ski trail. The final section of our trip to Nakléřov we walk on an open plain, through which we sharply descend down to the restaurant U Napoleona. The first written record about Nakléřov dates back to1382. A church of St. Joseph built in the 14th century used to be here. From the tower of this church Napoleon himself watched the battle at Varvažov in September 1813. However, even the second battle was not won by the French.. The church, which used to be the distinctive feature of this landscape, was demolished in April 28, 1975, despite protests of historical preservationists, who wanted to save at least the commemorative tower and turn it into a viewing post. In the second half of the last century Nakléřov has been decaying, until only few holiday cottages and a rectory converted into a hotel and restaurant "U Napoleona" were left from the entire village. To go back we will follow the blue sign for 2.5 km until we reach the crossroadPod Jelením vrchem. From here we continue for about 2 km on familiar and known road and follow the red sign. After while we reach forest and when we reach the crossroad Pod Liškárnou we take a right turn as directed by the road sign of the Krušnohorská ski track and follow it for 3.5 km until we reach Adolfov. Along the tree-line and over the snow covered meadow we will go back to Adolfov. To return back to our starting point we shall take the same road that we took from Komáří hůrka to get here. Total length 24 km.
