Husníkova vyhlídka

A beautiful view.

Besedice rocks are an excellent choice for a quiet walk without people. The view of the valley is worth it.

Maybe the nicest prospect, but I don't know they're all great. This one is high, nothing shades it and the view is great.

Probably the most beautiful view in the Besedické rocks.

Top view in Besedické rocks. It is beautiful to see, there are no trees interfering anywhere. Just great.

Husník's viewpoint lies in the Besedické rocks above Malá Skála and provides wonderful views not only of the Jizera valley, but also of distant horizon objects. On the opposite side of the valley rises a wall of rocks with Vranov Castle and a little above it the tower and wall of Frýdštejn Castle. At the top of the ridge it is possible to see the lookout tower on Kopanina, in the background it is possible to see the dominant feature of the Ještěd transmitter or the silhouette of Bezděz castle to the west. Ing. Antonín Husník (1894–1948) was the chief designer and technical director of the company Aero, which designed Czechoslovak aircraft, and with his collaborators he participated in the design of more than 50 aircraft, 8 of which got into the armament of the Czechoslovak army. He was a patriot and an important patron in the supply of metal elements to ensure passages through the rocks and views. A staircase carved into the rock and secured by a railing leads to the viewpoint, after a short ascent you can choose either one or the other platform. Hořák's viewpoint is higher on the rock, Husník's viewpoint is pushed more forward on the rock in front of the rock block. We get to Husník's viewpoint by a steep path along two bridges above a deep rock cleft. Husníkova Prospect lies in the Besedice Rocks above Malá Skala and provide beautiful views not only of the Jizera Valley but also on the objects of the wide horizon. On the opposite side of the valley there is a rocky castle with a castle Vranov and a tower and wall of Frýdštejn castle ruins. At the top of the ridge you can also see the observation tower of Kopanina, in the good weather it is possible to see the dominant of the Ještěd transmitter or west of the Bezděz castle behind it. Ing. Antonín Husník (1894-1948) was the chief designer and technical director of Aero company, who designed Czechoslovak aircraft, and participated in the design of more than 50 aircraft with his co-workers, 8 of which were also supplied by the Czechoslovak army. He was a patriot and a significant patron of the supply of metallic elements to secure rocks and prospecting. To reach the prospect first use a common stairway carved into the rock and secured by railing, after a short exit you can choose one or the neighboring platforms. The Hořák's prospect is higher on the rock, Husník's prospect is on the rock pushed more forward in front of the rock block. The Husník's viewpoint we can reach through a chiseled path through two bridges above a deep rock crest.

Here I had to break through the blueberries above the rocks - work in the woods made the yellow sign inaccessible. But at least that's where I got to her. And it was worth it!