📜 Historic castle ruins in the Jeseníky Mountains, once the highest fortress in Moravia, established in the 13th century and deserted by the 18th century. It is North Moravia's largest rock city, featuring two dominant rock formations (25 and 35 meters high) with remnants of walls and a moat.Why Go🏞️ Panoramic views of Jeseníky and Haná from a summit viewpoint, accessed by a ladder through a crevice.🧗 Over 200 climbing routes through sandstone formations.🚶 Wander through the Rabštejn nature reserve and hike scenic trails, suitable for families.🏰 Explore historical castle ruins and learn about its past.Why Avoid⚠️ Final ascent to viewpoint involves steep ladders and climbing, not for everyone.♿ Challenging terrain, not suitable for wheelchairs or strollers.🚗 Some access roads are forest tracks, may require a permit.Cost💰 Free to enter and explore the rock city and castle ruins.Hours🕒 Open 24/7.Tips🍽️ Horská chata Rabštejn (tourist hut) offers meals, refreshments, and accommodation nearby.🏕️ Suitable area for camping with a fireplace available; climbing campsite also available for Czech Mountaineering Association members.🚶 Combine with nearby Rešovské waterfalls or Ztracené kameny.🅿️ ParkingFree parking available at Skřítek saddle or Bedřichov. Limited parking also in Oskava, near Rabštejn turn-off, or at Mountain pension Rabštejn.