Stříbrná studánka - Stříbrná studánka

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Stříbrná studánka is the geographical name of a spring of groundwater on the south-eastern slope of Žákova hora (810 m) in the Devítiskalská vrchovina Žďárské vrchy. A place significant for the symbolic declaration of the Protected Landscape Area Žďárské vrchy. The spring can be found on the edge of the Žákova hora National Nature Reserve by the nature trail of the same name and the green tourist route of the Czech Tourists Club, conspicuous by an erected stone obelisk, with a metal sculpture with inscriptions on it. When viewed from the tourist route with the inscription PRAVDA VÍTĚZÍ in the lower part of the coat of arms of the former Czechoslovakia, used in the years 1960 to 1990 in the form of a shield in the shape of the so-called Hussite pavilion, on it a Czech two-tailed lion a fire, over the head of a lion at the top of a five-pointed star, around the bottom of the linden branch emblem. On the reverse side of the sculpture the text: "The President of the Republic, Army General Ludvík Svoboda, declared on June 27, 1970 at this place, where the river Svratka springs in Stříbrná studánka, Žďárské vrchy as a protected landscape area." However, the groundwater spring is not the main source of the Svratka River, as it is the source of the source of the Břímovka stream, a right-hand tributary of the Svratka River below the Kučírky hill (650 m) on the outskirts of the village of Herálec. Part of the Svratka and Břímovka watercourses form the border between the cadastral areas of Český Herálec, Kocanda and Herálec in Moravia. Břímovka is the first significant and named tributary of the Svratka, also referred to as the source of the river. The typical appearance of a well with a spring of groundwater in an important locality on the edge of a national nature reserve, in Czechoslovakia with a protected area since 1933, was probably the reasons for the symbolic declaration of a protected landscape area in this place. The Svratka River has an extensive spring in the Devítiskalská Highlands on cadastral area Cikháj, spring source (with the longest watercourse from the mouth of the Svratka to the river Dyje) springs approximately 1200 m south of Stříbrná studánka (azimuth 179 °), in a depression closed by the peaks Prostřední kopec (773 m), Fryšavský kopec (802 m according to the contour map) and the locality U Křivého javoru (816 m), sometimes referred to as the so-called second peak of Křivý maple (824 m). The silver well is most easily accessible from Rumpolt's pond along the red tourist route of the Czech Tourists' Club to the edge of the Žákova hora National Nature Reserve and then along the nature trail. The ascent is in an ascent, suitable for able-bodied smaller children, the final route can be walked from the red on a paved forest road, along it and in the opposite direction from the road Herálec - Cikháj, from it also leads a more difficult red route from the crossroads. In a sprig. CZ220604