📜 Vraní skála is a prominent silicit rock formation located near the village of Svatá in the Křivoklátsko region. It offers monumental views of the Křivoklátsko forests from its summit, accessible via a short climb to a metal railing.
🔍 The main massif features a steep, articulated wall up to 30m high, with the northern face reaching up to 35 meters. While historically a climbing area, climbing is currently prohibited due to nature protection.
☀️ Enjoy monumental views of the Křivoklátsko forests from the summit.
🚶♀️ Explore the area through hiking along marked blue and yellow tourist trails.
👨👩👧👦 The path leading to the rock includes an easy and comfortable 3km section, suitable for a pleasant walk.
⚠️ The final ascent to the rock is described as quite steep.
🚫 Climbing is strictly prohibited as Vraní skála is located within a small protected area (PP Vraní skála).
🚗 Drive to the village of Svatá near Zdice and follow the yellow tourist mark for about 1.7 km. Parking may be available at the cemetery if the main spot is full, from where you can reach the blue or yellow trail. Alternatively, park in Zdice town square.
🚌 Access Zdice by train (on the express line from Plzeň to Prague) or by public bus.
🤝 Nature Conservation Agency of the Czech Republic – Regional Branch Central Bohemia (AOPK ČR - RP Střední Čechy).
🤝 Regional Climbing Committee Prague and Central Bohemia (OVK Praha a střední Čechy), with Marian Beke as administrator.