Jabloňka, Natural monument in Libeň, Czech Republic.
Jabloňka is a protected natural area in Libeň featuring steep cliff faces with dark rock formations. The site displays prominent geological structures with significant elevation changes across its conservation zone.
The site functioned as a quarry until the late 1800s, where stone was extracted for construction purposes. This industrial past ended when the area transitioned to protected status.
The rock formation here connects visitors to Earth's distant past through visible geological layers. Walking through the site, you sense the long timescale of natural processes that shaped this landscape.
The site is located in an urban area and relatively accessible. Wear sturdy footwear as the terrain is steep and rocky in places.
A rare tree species found here evolved through natural crossbreeding between different plant types. These special specimens exist in only one or two other locations worldwide.
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