Sokolí skála - Sokolí skála

There is nothing negative to evaluate in nature ... it doesn't matter

Borač, Štěpánovice and Doubravník = BEAUTY

We like to ride bicycles here. Beautiful nature

Older concrete lookout tower, the view is quite nice

a slight disappointment, a good go, but a peak not much. I recommend taking it straight through the forest, it's more fun

The Sokolí skála nature reserve is a protected area in the Brno-venkov district, which extends on both slopes above the Svratka River. The whole area with an area of ​​128.49 ha belongs to the natural park Svratecká hornatina (total area over 36 000 ha). The reason for the announcement of the reservation was mainly its own geomorphological relief of the landscape and the natural composition of the forest. Steep gneiss rocks are protected, with the occurrence of various plant and animal species and well-preserved biocoenosis of extreme habitats (debris, rocks). Furthermore, extensive, mostly deciduous forest complexes with ingrown pine and fir, which are assessed as natural forests or close to nature. Some of the localities in the western part own Sokolí skály, and can even be assessed as forest communities. [2] In the locality, known as the former nesting site of the Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus), there are now many common and protected species of both plants and animals. The whole area is important from the geological, botanical and ornithological point of view. [3] On the edge of the area, along the Svratka River, there is a red marked path from Borač to Doubravník.

Protected rock formation in the romantic, deep valley through which the river Svratka flows. Through the valley passes the locality, at the Strong stop the children's camp ČD. Access to the red tourist sign Tišnov - Doubravník.

Up from Videl it's a real climb, but when the weather is nice, it's worth it. In addition, there are few people there.