📜 Drátenická skála is a distinctive 200-meter long ridge of gneiss rock, reaching up to 776 meters above sea level, with rock faces up to 35 meters high.
🔍 It is one of the most famous landmarks of the Žďárské vrchy region, formed by frost weathering, and historically named after local metalworking hamlets.
🧗♀️ Rock Climbing: Offers numerous climbing routes of varying difficulties, making it popular for both experienced and beginner climbers.
🚶♀️ Scenic Views: A challenging ascent to the viewpoint on the sharp ridge provides beautiful panoramic views of the Žďárské vrchy, meadows, and forests.
🌲 Nature Exploration: Located within the Žďárské vrchy Protected Landscape Area, offering opportunities for hiking and enjoying the natural environment.
✈️ Nearby Attractions: Close to other rock formations like Devět skal (6 km northwest), Malinská skála, and Lisovská skála, ideal for longer hiking trips.
⚠️ Challenging Ascent: The path to the Drátník viewpoint is not easy and requires sturdy footwear due to the sharp ridge.
🚫 Nature Protection Rules: As a natural monument within a Protected Landscape Area, specific rules apply, such as accessing rocks only via marked paths and requiring written permission for certain activities like using magnesium or organizing events.
🏕️ Accommodation Options: A public campsite is available near Milovy.
🍽️ Food and Dining Options: Nearby refreshment options include U Kolouška and hospoda U Kosků.
🚗 Driving Directions or Parking Info: The nearest parking is located below Blatiny, near the U Kosků restaurant. Parking is also available at Milovy or other designated areas; do not park in meadows or forests.
🚌 Public Transport Options: Accessible by bus from Nové Město na Moravě (to Sněžné or Blatiny), Milovy, or Žďár nad Sázavou (to Kadov or Krátká), followed by marked tourist trails.
🤝 Operating Organization or Contact Info: Regulations are set by the CHKO Žďárské vrchy (Protected Landscape Area Žďárské vrchy). Ondřej Kilian is mentioned as an administrator for climbing rules.