Klokočské skály, declared a natural reserve in June 1985, are sandstone rock formations up to 60 meters thick, featuring numerous caves and fissures. Located near Klokočí village, they are a significant archaeological site.

Why Go

☀️ Rock Climbing: Seasonally permitted from April 1st to October 31st, offering routes on the sandstone formations.
🚶‍♀️ Hiking & Nature Walks: Explore the area via a 5.2 km long walking path through the rock formations.
🏞️ Cave Exploration: Visit Postojna Cave (also known as Amerika), the largest pseudokarst cave in Český ráj, accessible to the public. Jíslova Cave also revealed Stone Age tools.
✈️ Nearby Attractions: Discover the ruin of Rotštejn Castle, featuring a unique rock gate and rooms carved directly into the rocks.

Why Avoid

🚫 Climbing Rules & Restrictions:

⚠️ Climbing is seasonally permitted from April 1st to October 31st.
🌿 Use public or marked paths; do not damage vegetation.
🧗 Use only fixed and textile protection; ascend routes from below.
🤫 Maintain quiet; do not climb on wet sandstone or disturb nesting birds.
👟 Use smooth-soled shoes or climb barefoot; do not damage rock surfaces.
🚫 Max 5 climbers per group; no Top Rope, magnesium, or other chemicals.
🆔 Show climbing permit upon request.

Cost

🅿️ Parking: Public parking is available in Klokočí village.

Facilities

🍽️ Food & Dining: Bistro Hasičárna is located near the parking lot in Klokočí.
🏕️ Accommodation: Penzion Na Klokočských skalách offers lodging options.

Getting There

🚗 Driving & Parking: The rocks are near Klokočí village, close to Mírová pod Kozákovem. Public parking is available in Klokočí.

Managed By

🤝 Operating Organization: Managed by Ochrana přírody CHKO Český Ráj (Nature Protection of Bohemian Paradise Protected Landscape Area) and OVK (Czech Mountaineering Association).