Javorová skála, Mountain summit in the Vlašimská Highlands, Czech Republic

Javorová skála is a summit of nearly 723 m in the Vlašimská pahorkatina, the highest point of that geomorphological unit, in the cadastral area of Cunkov within the Jistebnická vrchovina nature park. A retransmission tower stands on the top, a camp lies 200 m south, and 500 m east is the upper station of the Moninec cable car.

The name Český Merán refers to the Sedlecká kotlina basin north of Javorová skála, not to the summit itself. The surrounding villages formed the twelve-member microregion Společenství obcí Čertovo břemeno in 2001, and the area east of the peak is called Česká Sibiř for its climate.

The name comes from maple trees that grow on the slopes. Local stories about Čertovo břemeno, a nearby granite formation, remain part of the region's folk traditions.

Green-marked trails connect the summit to Jistebnice and Cunkov villages, while a yellow-marked path runs from Nadějkov. Bring appropriate footwear since some sections have steep gradients.

The northeastern slope contains durbachite, a rare variety of syenite rock named after the Čertovo břemeno formation nearby. This distinctive stone type makes the mountain of special interest to geology enthusiasts.