Hruboskalsko Rock City, Nature reserve in Bohemian Paradise, Czech Republic.
Hruboskalsko Rock City is a nature reserve in the Bohemian Paradise, characterized by sandstone towers, cliffs, and natural passages spread across about 219 hectares. The terrain is connected by marked trails that lead to notable points including the Mouse Hole rock fissure and the viewpoint near Hrubá Skála Castle.
The area was officially declared a nature reserve in 1998 and became part of the Protected Landscape Area of Bohemian Paradise. This recognition came after decades of efforts to safeguard this distinctive sandstone landscape.
Climbers from across the region come here to practice their craft, following established guidelines that keep the delicate rock surfaces safe. This tradition of respectful use has shaped how people interact with the landscape over time.
The terrain suits different skill levels, with paths ranging from easy walks to challenging climbing routes. It helps to go with local knowledge or a map to navigate the many branching trails confidently.
Some of the sandstone towers rise above 50 meters tall, creating natural corridors between massive rock walls that shift and surprise as you move through them. This vertical arrangement makes the landscape feel like a three-dimensional maze of stone.
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