Viewpoint "Where my home is"

Quite a challenging climb

Amazing view. Rock as if above the cliff. Great view.

I recommend everyone this wonderful walk. That all prospects around is a wonderful view. Who loves nature should definitely go :-)

The prospect of "Where is my home" is one of the most beautiful. It is in the rock maze Chléviště. It is definitely worth climbing from Malá Skála a few kilometers uphill and enjoying the local views and maze. I was definitely not here for the last time.

A lookout with the poetic name Where is my home located in Besedické skaly in a part of the rock maze called Chléviště, on the Edvard Beneš circuit, which is marked by a mostly yellow tourist sign. Although the viewpoint does not provide as extensive views as two of its nearby colleagues (Hořák's and Husník's viewpoint), it certainly belongs to its interesting location. It lies on a lower rock protruding in front of a high rock block. The view from it is not very great due to the mature forest, but thanks to the eradication of its part, we have nice views of the Jizera valley and the opposite ridge with the rock town of Drábovna. The name came from a joint design of the members of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra from Prague, the words of our anthem are said to remind them of a view from the then newly built viewpoint. A viewpoint with a poetic name "Kde domov můj" (Where my home lies) in the Besedice Rocks is a part of a rock maze called Chléviště, on the Edvard Beneš walk circle, which is set mainly by a yellow tourist sign. Although the prospect does not provide such extensive views as two of her nearby places (Hořákova and Husníkova lookouts) it certainly belongs to the local attractions due to it´s interesting position. It lies on a lower rock thrown in front of a high rock block. Its view is not very large due to the growing forest, but thanks to the eradication of part of the forest, you can enjoy a beautiful views of the Jizera Valley and the opposite ridge with the rock town Drábovna. The name of this prospect came from a joint proposal of the members of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra of Prague, the words of our anthem remind them of the look from the newly built perspect.