Přírodní památka Malinská skála

Beautiful prospect with a more difficult ascent, I do not recommend to someone with fear of heights ? but otherwise it is worth getting to the top?

Wonderful views. I'd say maybe better than the Nine Rocks.

Very nice view of the surroundings, beautiful path and a very nice forest full of blueberries and raspberries. After the rain, you need to be careful where you step. The last section is quite difficult, but with mutual help, almost everyone can do it.

Vysočina offers a lot of solitary rock formations hidden in the woods and this is one of them. It is not very different from the others, we have not tried to climb up, but who dares, will probably be rewarded with beautiful views.

Malinská skála is a forested ridge with a peak at an altitude of 813 m in the georelief of the Devítiskalská vrchovina, part of Žďárské vrchy and also the name of a natural monument with an area of ​​about 5.8 ha, in the top part with a group of rock formations and a boulder field. The group of rocks is located in the Bukový kopec forest locality in the cadastral area of ​​Blatina, which is part of the town of Sněžné in the Vysočina Region. The cliffs reach a height of 10 or more meters, the main group of rocks consists of Srnčí věž, Zvon, Malinská skála, which gave the ridge the name, Zubří skála and Poštolčí křel, from the north. . From the top of Malinská skála there is a view of the landscape, to the peaks of Žďárské vrchy, on the rock block there is a trigonometric point of the same name at an altitude of 811.1 m and north of the rock there is another lookout point above the rocky sea. In the view is mainly the area of ​​Milovská kotlina with the village Křižánky and the opposite slopes of Žďárské vrchy in the northeast and with good visibility in the north-northwest above Svratouch even the highest peak of the Iron Mountains called U obeseho (737 m), locally called Na panenkách (see photo) . Normally in the view to the northeast above the village Křižánky peaks in the geomorphological district Borovský les with the names Čtyřpaličaté skály (733 m), Milovské perničky (757 m), Karlštejn (783 m) and with good visibility above Svratouch also the hill Otava (735 m) with meteorological station of the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute. South of Malinská skála there are boulders and so-called slope rocks in the specially protected area with the names Výspa, Ďáblova kazatelna, Hadí věžka, Amfiteátr, Sluneční věž and Polední kámen outside the tourist route. The red marked tourist route of the Czech Tourists' Club passes through the top group of rocks, in the section Lisovská skála - Malinská skála - Dráteničky. The route can be managed even by less able tourists, but I recommend choosing the direction from Lisovská skála, which is less difficult to climb than the opposite direction from Dráteničky. The 4022 cycle route in the Milovy - Dráteničky - Blatky section is also advantageous for access to the top part, and an unmarked paved forest road leading to the Malinská skála shelter on the red route turns off about halfway below the slope of Suchý kopec (816 m). Using the cycle route and unmarked paved forest paths, I recommend, especially for the less able and children, the red route from the Dráteničky signpost on cycle route 4022 for more able tourists (more demanding ascent in forest terrain with a boulder surface). CZ211026

You can climb all the way up the rock, for some it may be more difficult, but the views are worth it ? If you go to Malinovská skála in the direction from Drátenice, be prepared that you can sweat a lot (most of the way is uphill and at the end quite steep). On the other hand, the arrival is more pleasant.