Pohledecká Skála, Granite summit in Žďárské vrchy mountains, Czech Republic.
Pohledecká Skála is a granite summit in the Žďárské vrchy mountains reaching 812 meters above sea level, featuring dramatic rock formations that rise up to 18 meters. The steep walls and natural stone structures dominate the landscape of this protected region.
The area functioned as a military zone with restricted public access in earlier times. Following changes in territorial administration, these sections became open to visitors.
The rock formations within the protected landscape region hold geological importance and serve as nesting grounds for multiple bird species.
The best approach is by forest road from Nové Město na Moravě toward Jimramov, with bus stops located near the site for convenient access. Wear sturdy footwear and allow time to explore the rock formations properly.
The summit contains multiple climbing sectors with a total of 73 different routes for rock climbers. This diverse selection makes it a popular destination for climbers of varying skill levels.
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