Skalní věž Slouha - 2QXH+CP Skalní věž Slouha

Very nice walk, counting on info boards. Rocks, more like giant stones, a pond, an alley of fruit trees. Staples can be seen somewhere. Ideal for a trip with children.

Large granite boulders on the Klepce hill represent the remnants of Říčany granite exposed to long-term weathering processes. The area was declared a protected natural monument in 1977. The reason for the protection of the area is the so-called "Stone Herd" - groups of large boulders, such as "Stack of Straw" 4 meters high, 8 meters in diameter and weighing 420 tons, others are called "Giant's back" or "Splichal's carriage". The largest of these is "Servant", which people also call "Baba", "Shepherd" or "Shepherd". This boulder measures 7 meters in height, 8 meters in length and is 3 meters wide. In 1920, it was transformed into the Freedom Monument and the attached plaque contains the names of the citizens of Přišimas who fell in the First World War. Large granite boulders on the Klepec hill represent the remnants of Říčany granite exposed to long-term weathering processes. The area was declared a protected natural monument in 1977. The reason for the protection of the area is the so-called "Stone Flock" - groups of large boulders, such as "Stack of Straw" 4 meters high, 8 meters in diameter and weighing 420 tons, others are called "Giant Back" or "Šplíchal's carriage". The largest of these is "Servant", which people also call "Baba", or "Shepherd". This boulder measures 7 meters in height, 8 meters in length and is 3 meters wide. In 1920, it was transformed into the Freedom Monument and the attached plaque contains the names of the citizens of Přišimas who fell in the First World War.