Milovské Perničky

Milovské Perničky is a rock formation made of gneiss blocks that rise up to 25 meters (82 feet) and feature eight natural bowls carved into its summit. These hollow shapes were created over time by water and weathering, defining the distinctive look of this stone landscape.

The site received official protection in 1977, establishing it as a conservation area for geological research and study. This designation helped preserve the formation as an important location for scientific understanding of natural rock processes.

The name comes from traditional bowls once used for grinding poppy seeds, a connection that reflects how local crafts shaped the way people understood these rock shapes. This link to everyday activities shows how nature and human tradition became intertwined in the region.

The site is accessible from Křižánky village through marked trails that suit different skill levels and interests. Sturdy footwear is important since the paths cross rocky ground that can become slippery when wet.

One of the bowls stands out as notably larger than the others, catching the eye immediately. Its size shows how powerfully water and time can work on a single spot to create such distinctive shapes.

Location: Křižánky

Inception: June 2, 1977

GPS coordinates: 49.69310,16.08820

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:41