📜 Distinctive sandstone rock ridge, national natural monument since 1965.
🔍 Renowned for unique geomorphology, quick-drying properties, and popular for climbing.
⛰️ Unique Geomorphology: resembles an organ or dragon's back, unparalleled in Czech Republic.
🧗♀️ Exceptional Rock Climbing: diverse sandstone routes (10-40m), exceptionally hard rocks suitable for climbing immediately after rain.
🏞️ Stunning Views: enjoy vistas towards Vranovský hřeben and Malá Skála.
🚶♀️ Tourist Friendly: explore maintained paths and wooden entrances.
⚠️ Challenging Climbing: many routes, especially easier ones (up to V), lack fixed protection.
🚫 Strict Nature Protection Rules: no climbing on wet/damp sandstone, no magnesium, no disturbing nesting birds (specific closures until June 30th on certain objects), use smooth-soled shoes or climb barefoot.
🚫 Group Size/Technique Restrictions: maximum 5 climbers per group, no Top Rope, abseiling only from permanent anchors.
🔇 Noise: proximity to a winding road can make communication difficult.
📖 An electronic guide 'NEJNEJ SUŠKY' is available for download, featuring routes drawn into photographs.
💡 Always check a climbing guide for information on rappelling anchors, as some routes lack them.
📅 Check for current nesting bird closures before visiting.
💰 Admission is free.
🚗 Available near a road intersection (coordinates: 50.638326, 15.205240).
🚶♀️ Rocks accessible via a forest path, 10-15 minutes walk from parking.
🍽️ Refreshment options like cafes and ice cream are available in the nearby village.