Husa, Natural monument in Domašice, Czech Republic.

Husa is a protected natural area in Domašice rising to approximately 449 meters, featuring varied geological formations and natural structures in the Czech landscape. The site encompasses diverse terrain with different soil types that make it interesting for nature observation.

Husa was declared a natural monument in 1991, with the protected area covering 3.9 hectares from 415 to 448.8 metres above sea level, the whole hill. The sources differ on the year: the Czech article gives 1991, while the Slovak article states 1999 and lists AOPK record number 1354. The site lies within the Roverské skály European Important Site and is managed by the Kokořínsko Protected Landscape Area administration.

The name Husa comes from the rock on the summit, whose shape recalls a goose; another account says followers of Jan Hus met here in secret. The hill lies on the Husí cesta (Goose Path), waymarked in yellow and red, and the summit gives a wide view over the Ralsko Hills.

The area is accessible via marked paths that allow safe exploration of the grounds. Specific regulations protect the environment, and visitors should follow these guidelines when visiting.

The name Husa (goose) comes from the rock formation on the summit, which resembles the bird; another version says followers of Jan Hus met here in secret. The hill lies on the Husí cesta (Goose Path), marked in yellow and red.