Jarcovská kula, Natural monument in Jarcová, Czech Republic
Jarcovská kula is a sandstone formation rising about 8 meters on the left bank of the Vsetínská Bečva River. The rock is composed of conglomerate layers with mixed grain sizes and embedded stones.
The rock formation was created during the Paleocene period millions of years ago. This ancient geological age makes it an important marker of the Earth's history in the region.
Local stories connect this rock to a devil who placed it there to win a woman's affection. These tales shape how people in the region see and remember this natural formation.
The rock offers climbing routes mapped out on its face for visitors who want to scale it. Come when weather is dry to ensure safe conditions on the stone.
A natural rock basin sits at the top of the formation and collects water after rain. This hidden feature rewards visitors who reach the summit.
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