📜 Discover Klokočské Rocks Nature Reserve, a captivating sandstone rock city in Český ráj, declared a natural reserve in 1985.
🏞️ Spanning 228.13 hectares with altitudes from 310 to 460 meters, it features dramatic rock formations, extensive pseudokarst caves, and significant archaeological sites.
🧗♀️ Rock Climbing: Enjoy seasonal climbing on sandstone formations from April 1st to October 31st.
🚶♀️ Hiking & Nature Walks: Explore a 5.2 km walking path through the rock formations, including the historic 70-meter-long Klokočské Passages, a medieval merchant trail.
🦇 Cave Exploration: Visit Postojna Cave (also known as Amerika), the largest pseudokarst cave in Český ráj, or explore Jíslova Cave, where Stone Age tools were found.
👀 Panoramic Views: Ascend to viewpoints like Zdenčina Rock (10m high) or the "elephant backs" in Betlémské Rocks for stunning vistas of the Jizera River valley, Ještěd, and Kopanina.
🏰 Nearby Attractions: Discover the ruin of Rotštejn Castle, featuring a unique rock gate and rooms carved directly into the rocks.
🚫 Climbing Rules & Restrictions:
Public parking is available in Klokočí village. A small parking lot is also available in Záholice, an alternative entry point from Turnov. Parking is generally available in surrounding villages.
Bistro Hasičárna is located near the parking lot in Klokočí.
Penzion Na Klokočských skalách offers lodging options nearby.
Managed by Ochrana přírody CHKO Český Ráj (Nature Protection of Bohemian Paradise Protected Landscape Area) and OVK (Czech Mountaineering Association).