Bílý kříž, Nature reserve near Stálky in the Znojmo District, Czech Republic

Bílý kříž is a nature reserve near Stálky in the Znojmo district, at elevations of 370 to 440 metres. It protects vegetation on steep, sun-exposed rocky slopes together with adjoining forest stands varied in species and age, and it is cared for by the regional authority of the South Moravian Region.

Bílý kříž is a nature reserve near Stálky in the Znojmo district, registered under number 1835 and managed by the AOPK ČR. It protects steep, sun-exposed rocky slopes at 370–440 m with adjoining species- and age-varied forest, plus specially protected plants and animals.

The reserve lies near Stálky in the Znojmo district, at 370–440 m above sea level, and is cared for by the Jihomoravský kraj regional authority. Its protection covers the vegetation on steep, sun-exposed rocky slopes together with the adjoining forest stand, which varies in species and age. The name Bílý kříž, "White Cross", refers to a cross rather than to any building on the site.

The reserve lies on steep, sun-exposed rocky slopes at 370–440 m near Stálky in the Znojmo district, managed by the Jihomoravský kraj regional office. Paths are unmarked, so plan a route in advance and expect loose rock on the gradients.

The reserve protects steep, sun-exposed rocky slopes at 370–440 m with a species- and age-diverse forest, managed by the regional office of the South Moravian Region. It lies near Stálky in the Znojmo district, not in the Beskids.