Terasy Ještědu, natural monument on Ještěd mountain, Liberec district, Czech Republic

Terasy Ještědu is a natural monument on the slopes of Ještěd mountain in the Liberec district, protecting an accumulation of frost-weathered stone. Its parts include Kamenná vrata, Červený kámen and summit scree, connected by the Naučná stezka Terasy Ještědu trail.

Terasy Ještědu was declared a protected natural monument under evidential number 1775 by regulation of the Liberec District Office no. 3/1995. The protection covers the accumulation of frost-weathering products on the slopes of Ještěd, and an educational trail later built through the site links its parts, such as Kamenná vrata, Červený kámen and the summit scree.

The site is a natural monument on Ještěd's slopes, protected since 1995 for its accumulation of frost-weathered blocks. A marked educational trail, the Naučná stezka Terasy Ještědu, leads visitors to named features such as Kamenná vrata (Stone Gate), Červený kámen (Red Stone) and the summit scree fields.

The area can be explored along marked trails including the Educational Path that helps you navigate to key spots and understand the site's geology. The ground is rocky and uneven, so wearing sturdy shoes and watching your step carefully is important for moving safely through this protected landscape.

The protection covers an exceptional accumulation of frost-weathering products on Ještěd's slopes, and the educational trail singles out named parts of the monument: Kamenná vrata (Stone Gate), Červený kámen (Red Stone) and the summit scree fields. These stops, not human use, are what the designation records.