Milská stráň, Nature reserve in Milý, Czech Republic.

Milská stráň is a protected nature reserve located in the village of Milý in Central Bohemia. The site contains a variety of habitats that support the region's local plant and animal populations.

The site was designated as an official nature reserve in 1988 under state protection. This designation aimed to preserve the ecosystems and species found within the area.

The slope above the village of Milý was cleared of forest long ago and served for centuries as pasture and orchard, which is why the thermophilic grasses and shrubs of the white opuka slopes survive here. A blue-marked hiking trail from Panenský Týnec to Třeboc runs along the upper edge, where an information panel and benches mark a viewpoint over the converging valleys of the Hřešický and Bakovský streams, the village of Milý, the Vošková hill and Srbeč.

Visitors can explore the site along marked paths while taking care to protect the natural surroundings. Staying on designated trails helps preserve the environment for future visitors.

The reserve has no economic use today; grassy patches are kept open by regular mowing and brush clearing, and the source notes that renewed grazing would be desirable. A blue-marked hiking trail from Panenský Týnec to Třeboc runs along the upper edge of the slope.