Na Skalce, Natural monument in Hojkov, Czech Republic.

Na Skalce is a protected natural monument near Hojkov in the Jihlava district, lying at 640–704 metres. It protects the remains of a rock wall 600 metres long and up to 20 metres wide, a geological and geomorphological feature of the rocky outcrop.

Na Skalce was declared a protected natural formation by a regulation of the Jihlava District National Committee (ONV), the document later cited as the legal basis of its protection. The site is registered as natural monument No. 827 and is now administered by the Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection of the Czech Republic (AOPK ČR).

The name Na Skalce refers to the rock wall itself, a 600 m long and up to 20 m wide remnant of a rock rampart that visitors walk along. The site lies at 640–704 m above sea level near Hojkov and is managed by the Regional Office of the Vysočina Region.

The site is accessible from nearby roads, and wearing sturdy footwear is recommended since trails cross rocky and uneven ground. The best time to visit is during warmer months when plant life is most visible.

The protected feature is the remnant of a rock wall 600 m long and up to 20 m wide, a shape visitors can trace along the ridge. The monument lies at 640–704 m and is administered by the Vysočina Regional Office.