Medvědí skála, Rock formation near Hradec nad Moravicí, Czech Republic.

Medvědí skála is a greywacke rock about 8 metres high, standing on a slope west of the village of Kajlovec in the Vítkovská vrchovina, part of the Nízký Jeseník range. Its summit is easy to reach, and a tourist trail and forest path lead to it.

Medvědí skála is an approximately 8-metre-high greywacke rock on a slope west of Kajlovec, part of Hradec nad Moravicí. Its name comes from the castle bear enclosure that once stood here as part of the castle park. The rock is reached by a tourist trail and forest path, and a visit is best combined with the castle and the nearby viewpoints.

The name refers to a bear enclosure that once stood here as part of the castle park of Hradec nad Moravicí, not to bears in the wild. The rock is greywacke, about 8 metres high, set on a slope west of the village of Kajlovec.

The rock stands on a slope west of Kajlovec, a part of Hradec nad Moravicí, in the Vítkovská vrchovina. It is reached by a tourist trail and a forest path, and the summit is easy to access. Combine the visit with the chateau in Hradec nad Moravicí and the nearby Liszt and Bezruč viewpoints and park monuments.

The rock is greywacke, a sandstone, not granite, and stands about 8 metres high on a slope west of Kajlovec in the Vítkovská vrchovina. Its summit is easy to reach. The name comes from a castle bear enclosure that once stood here as part of the castle park.