Former a boundary colony, now a hamlet (585 m) in Mladkov highland was found by František Adam of Bubna on April 22nd 1679 for stonecutters working in his sandstone quarries. The name is educed from a duty to watch for merchants who didn ´t mean to pay customs. An inn used to stand here called " In the mill". In 1930 Czech Touring Club in Hradec Králové bought it and remodeled, put an depandance to it at once and under the name "Hrádeček (Small castle)" opened to the public on June 19th 1932. After 1945 it was renamed to a "Chalet na Čiháku".

Late Empire style St. Anna chapel with a square tower built in 1849 and a cross dated 1834 to its fore is standing nearby.

In 1924 (H)	Photo from old turistic guide, 1939

Probably by turn the seventies and the eighties	At present