This moderately difficult route runs through the hilly region over the foothills of the Šumava Mountains and is 25 kilometres long. It is suitable for drivers and cyclists (roads and paved paths). The planning of the route was inspired by a trail used by František Wiendl, a native from Klatovy, who was guiding refugees over the border to Germany in 1948-1949. František Wiendl was born on December 31, 1923 in Klatovy. The Communists reaching the power and especially the death of Jan Masaryk forced him, his father and his friends to join the so-called third resistance movement against the Communists. They started with writing the anti-communists signs and printing the pamphlets. Since April 1949 they also helped people to cross the border and were in contact with agent Alois Suttý. The movement was gradually broken – at first because of betrayal, František Wiendl and his co-worker were arrested in November 1949. And then, in spring 1950 the rest of the group, including agent Suttý and Wiendl´s father, was arrested, too. In December 1950 they had a trial at a court. Agent Suttý was sentenced to death penalty. František Wiendl Jr. was sentenced to eighteen years and his father to twenty-five years for high treason.