Pasák

The nature trail not only includes rocks, but also runs through various types of landscapes. So we get to the meadows, the forest, the river or the concrete bunkers, which are full of the surroundings of Branná. The main attraction of the whole NS, however, is the rocks that gave it its name. The symbol of these rocks are the formations Kovadlina and Pasák standing next to each other, but the whole stone rampart modeled by erosion into interesting shapes and sizes deserves attention. The nature trail route is relatively rugged and also includes a more challenging ascent to the slope. The reward for the effort is the beautiful views from the upper edge of the pastures. Unfortunately, there is one inconvenience associated with pastures. It is through their space that part of the NS passes, and at least from what I have observed, most of the time it is necessary to count on a stretched electric fence and grazing cattle. You can walk through the pastures, but with the risk of a possible attack of the bull, which is pointed out by placards. Overall, I recommend a visit and an educational trail as an interesting and captivating Jesenice nature. At the same time, however, I have to take away the imaginary points precisely because of the mentioned inconvenience with cattle. Some parents may not be willing to risk a potential animal attack.

Beautiful massive rock formations hidden in the forest, access from Branná from the station, marked educational trail, now freshly stripped of trees. Definitely worth a visit, I recommend.

Really wonderful place, beautiful rocks. It is worth seeing them. Definitely a better approach in the summer ?

The beautiful educational trail, not very demanding, is 12.5 km long and starts in Branná under the train station and ends in Branná on the square, has 14 stops and at the eighth stop you can go to Branná along the tourist route. At the fourth stop there are beautiful rocks on Pasák ...

Nice hike. Unconventional rock formations. The educational trail is led by variously demanding terrain. We went with the children from the station to the right uphill and then around Banjaluka back to Branná. The only comment is on the part of the trail above the pastures along the forest, where, I do not know why, but the electric fence lines the footpath so that in places there is a risk of electric shock. current. It was as if the breeder was grunting every inch of the meadow to the forest.

A pleasant walk around Branná. It's not for the pram, but even a smaller child (6-7 years) can handle it.

The rock town of Pasák is definitely worth a visit, but the prerequisite for this is at least a little of that condition. The way up to the ridge takes a while and you sweat a little, but the reward will be a very unique habitat, interesting grocery formations and lots of interesting animals. It is worth mentioning, for example, the broad-leaved orchid. Yeah, and there are a lot of mushrooms growing here, however, I would probably leave them in the PLA for wildlife.