Perhaps the most famous local restaurant, with excellent access to the ski centre. The restaurant offers a lunch menu every day as well as regular dishes from the menu. They pride themselves on excellent service. Expect a full house at lunchtime.

Don't know what to do with the kids in the afternoon or in the evening? Give snow tubing a try. The kids will surely be thrilled, and so will you. The attraction is also suitable for small children, who can ride in pairs. And it works even in summer.

A smaller area especially for children and beginners with two surface platter lifts and a magic carpet. The location is ideal for practising ski lift rides and the first rides on skis. There is a basic equipment rental shop right next to the lift. Free parking is available right at the lift.

Located right on the Lower Square , this pleasant restaurant offers very good food – both Czech and international cuisine. Daily lunch menu. And excellent Pilsner beer. The menu might be a tad long. Of course there is Wi-Fi. We definitely recommend a visit to the restaurant.

A somewhat hidden but genuine mountain pub that you can easily reach on skis or on foot. The locals just call it "the Garage". It has a very stylish ambience and serves quality Pilsner beer, and guests can choose from the simple menu. The dishes will surely not disappoint you! An interesting place for an evening get-together or for renting out the whole space for a party. You just need to get here and, after eating, head back down into the valley.

Dovračky or Štumpovka is an ideal place for a lunch break while skiing or a destination for a summer hike. The service is very fast and accustomed to a really big rush. Here you will experience the true mountain atmosphere and service you know from lodges in the Alps. All this and, of course, great food. You can sit in the restaurant or outside on the terrace. Perhaps the only drawback is the Budvar on tap, but that's just a matter of taste and opinion!

A nice cosy restaurant with seating inside and outside. The food is excellent by local standards and you can choose from a varied menu ranging from pizza to pasta and Czech classics. The restaurant is also popular among locals, so it's not a problem to get acquainted and learn interesting bits from life in the mountains. You will be pleased with the Svijany and Pilsner beer.

An interesting mountain café and pastry shop where they choose the ingredients carefully and do homemade desserts, including delicious ice cream. Try the excellent coffee – Sicilian and others.

Classic food with convenient opening hours from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. This is a fairly well-stocked minimarket. On Wednesdays, mobile butchers’ shops come here with lots of interesting and honestly-made meat delicacies from the Krkonoše Mountains. In February, at the peak of the season, vegetables can be sold out very early; the fruit and vegetable shop is just off the square, about 100 metres away.

The local information centre is in the town hall. It is small but cosy with very nice service. If you're looking for tips for other trips, leaflets, maps or tourist stamps, you've come to the right place. A lot of information can be downloaded directly from the Information Centre's website.

A smaller centre with two surface platter lifts next to Modrá Hvězda, where there is a slightly steeper and longer slope. There is also night skiing, which is especially good for less demanding skiers and children. There is free parking a few dozen metres from the lift.

The same slope as Modrá Hvězda and Bahýnka is ideal for beginners or children. There is a 700-metre-long platter lift and a shorter children's rope tow. Free parking is also available here.

Skiing in Rokytnice, that’s the Horní Domky area with the dominant feature of Lysá hora, where you can use two chairlifts and four platter lifters. Don’t miss the longest ski slope in the Czech Republic from the top of Lysá hora. From here you can also enjoy unforgettable views, or feel as if you're in heaven if you're above the clouds. You can park directly at the slopes in the paid car park or in other car parks from which you have to walk or take the free ski bus. Please note: In February and at weekends when the weather is nice, the car park can fill up. It pays to get up a little early. There is a bike park in summer.

A small post office with two counters where the staff usually solve everything quickly without a wait.

The best-equipped local sports shop, where you're sure to find what you're looking for. The main branch is on the Lower Square (Dolní Náměstí). There is also a ski equipment rental service, ski service and the possibility of buying from the eshop.

This is a school where you can learn to ski, snowboard or telemark. The owner, Hynek Major, is not only an excellent teacher, but also a great promoter of telemark. If you meet any ski instructors on a weekday, as they're getting up to speed, they're sure to be wearing green Major ski jackets. He teaches both at Horní Domky and at Modrá Hvězda.

A go-kart track in a quiet environment with a length of 200 metres and an area of 1500 m2. The Honda go-karts can go up to 60 km/h, but the track is safe and suitable for children too.

The simpler rope centre has two circuits in the treetops at a height of 4–12 metres. Children over 130 cm tall are granted unaccompanied access, smaller ones with an instructor. There is also a separate zip line.

A sports hall with a large 18 x 36-metre gym, which also has floorball nets. It also includes a smaller gymnasium with an area of 12 x 18 metres. The hall also has a gym, sauna and three adjacent outdoor clay tennis courts.

Legendary music bar. The word legendary is appropriate, because anyone who has been to Rokytnice and has not visited this place was never really in the town. If you want to go out and have fun on a Friday or Saturday night, this is your number one destination. They have very good drinks, two bars, a dance floor and recorded music or a DJ. It is also possible to order pizza.

A very well-equipped ski rental shop, mainly focused on ski mountaineering, but you can also find skis and bicycles in summer.

Rental in the main lift building, run by the Major Ski School. They have quality equipment from Rossignol, Dynastar and LANGE. Ski service is also included.

Starting in the 2021 season, the Udatný, Pařez and Studenov ski centres will be connected. So now there are eight lifts, including one shorter chairlift. The lifts at Studenov are already almost 1300 metres long, which in itself promises interesting skiing. Paid parking is usually available directly on the premises.