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Lisovská skála is an 802 meter high peak in the Žďárské vrchy mountain range. It is located three kilometers southwest of the settlement of Křižánky in the district of Žďár nad Sázavou and one kilometer southeast of Devíti skal. The peak is made of gneiss rock, which is a natural monument. The peak is wooded, without a view. Rather than a separate peak, it is the western sub-peak of Křovina (830 m above sea level), 1.2 km away.

Nine Rocks (836 m a.s.l.) is the highest point of the Žďárské vrchy, the second highest point in the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands. In 1976 it was declared a natural monument. The rock formation is located about 3.5 km southeast of the village of Herálec. The name Nine Rocks is derived from the nine rock formations scattered within a radius of 1 kilometer, which form a rock city-type grouping. The entire formation was formed by processes of frost weathering in the older Quaternary. At that time, a group of three separate rock ridges was dissected, along fissures divided into a series of blocks with nine larger and three smaller peaks. The rock walls reach a height of up to 15 m.

Around the top itself there are very valuable gneiss rock blocks on which rare flowers grow.

Lisovská skála is accessible by following the red tourist sign on the way from Velké Dářek via Žákova hora to Sněžné. Climbing activities and maintenance of existing climbing routes are permitted on Lisovská skála from July 1 to December 31 of a given year. The reason for this is that this rock, like other rock formations in the vicinity, can serve as a nesting ground for protected bird species, which include the great raven, wood hawk, great horned owl, speckled nuthatch, ruffed grouse, lesser plover and other species.[3]

Svatá hora is located on the red-marked tourist path that leads here from the Ořechov train station. It is 4 km with a steady gentle climb. It is a prominent wooded peak, which, with its height of 679 m above sea level, is the highest point in the wide area. At its top is a wooden gazebo where a statue of St. Zdislava, who was to be born in nearby Křižanov. During her lifetime, she devoted herself to the sick and suffering and was very popular for that. For her merits, she was canonized by Pope John Paul II in Olomouc in 1995. and she also became the patron saint of the town of Křižanova. The local pilgrimage is bound for the Sunday around the feast of St. Zdislavy, which falls on May 30. In front of it, in the early evening on Saturday, young and old go on foot to Stáva Hora, making crosses from found pieces of wood along the way. The pilgrimage culminates with a service at the top of the hill at the gazebo. There are also information boards describing this place in the gazebo. There is also a top book here.

Small climbing rock Míchova Skála on the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands. Wide view of the landscape. Bicycle can be parked shortly beforehand.

Rock formation 9 Rock - the way from Milov was not quite easy, but it paid off

On the way from the Hotel 9 Skal to the rock formation Nine Rocks. Beautiful nature