Říp Hill, Pilgrimage Site

A 15km (distance according to Mapy.com) hike through lovely countryside - orchards, hop fields, meadows, forest with impressive views of Říp and the surrounding volcanic peaks. The ascent to Říp is on a steep, rocky path - you need to be fairly fit for this. We'll go at a steady pace - not fast, but we want to get in a decent hike, not a stroll.
Please wear suitable hiking footwear and bring a snack and drink to keep you going. Refreshment available at the top of Rip, restaurants in Roudnice at the end of the walk.
From Wikipedia: Říp Mountain is a Protected content high solitary hill located 20 km south-east of Litoměřice, Czech Republic. The mountain and the rotunda on its top are among the Czech national cultural monuments.
According to a traditional legend, first recorded by the ancient Czech chronicler Cosmas of Prague in the early 12th century, Říp was the place where the first Slavs, led by Forefather Čech, settled. According to the Chronicle of Dalimil from Protected content , when Čech and his people climbed Říp Mountain, he looked upon the landscape and told his followers that they have reached the promised land: "We have a country at our will, here will be our tables always full, enough of wild animals, birds, fishes, bees and hardness against enemies."