Klokočské skály, Nature reserve in Bohemian Paradise, Czech Republic
Klokočské skály is a nature reserve with sandstone cliffs rising up to 35 meters high, forming a continuous line of rock formations in northern Bohemia. The site displays varied shapes and textures across its rock face.
The area received official protection status on June 13, 1985, to preserve its geological formations and natural ecosystems. This designation helped safeguard the rock formations from further damage.
The sandstone cliffs have shaped local stories and legends passed down through generations. These tales reflect how people see their connection to these rock formations.
The site is accessible through marked hiking trails starting from Klokočí village, with parking available near the bus stop. The paths are well-marked and suitable for visitors with basic fitness levels.
The sandstone walls display honeycomb patterns and cave formations created by centuries of natural weathering. These structures make each visit interesting as visitors often discover new details in the rock face.
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