Vysoký kámen u Smrčné, Natural monument in Jihlava district, Czech Republic.

Vysoký kámen u Smrčné is a protected natural monument located within a forested region of the Vysoká plateau. The site encompasses diverse forest habitat with varied topography that creates different ecological zones across its extent.

The area was once an active mining zone during medieval times when people extracted ore from the ground. Traces of these old mining activities remain visible in the landscape today, marking the site's former economic role.

The site served as a gathering point for hikers drawn to the wooden observation tower that once crowned the summit. This structure shaped the experience of visitors who came here to take in the surrounding views.

The site is accessible via marked hiking trails that depart from nearby villages and are straightforward to follow. Visitors should wear appropriate footwear and bring protection from the elements, as the forest terrain can be muddy or exposed depending on weather.

The summit of the 661 m Vysoký kámen hill once carried a wooden lookout tower; only the ruins of its foundations remain on the rock today. The protected area also holds the European site CZ0610003 Vysoký kámen u Smrčné, and its beech woods grow on mineral-rich metamorphic rock of the Moldanubicum, richer than the surrounding granite and gneiss.