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For sandstone rock lovers 😊

We arrive at the Black Hole, an impressive rocky passage we traverse. The millstone quarry was operated between 1600 and 1915, and the rock was mined to a depth of 50 meters. The show mine can only be visited with a guided tour. We continue through this landscape, walking between the rocks, until we reach the rock formations of the St. Bernard and the Rhinoceros. https://youtu.be/Ip7zpvYwFBw https://youtu.be/v1A-Dy4595U

The Pančevo waterfall, located approximately one kilometer from the Labská bouda, is the highest waterfall in the Giant Mountains at 148 meters.

Its symbolic source lies at an altitude of 1,386 m above sea level. It is enclosed in a brick ring with inflow and outflow, and its stone-paved surroundings offer benches for relaxation. In 1968, a wall of rough rock was added, bearing the coats of arms of 26 important cities through which the Elbe flows on its way to the North Sea.

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The castle was founded between 1260 and 1280 by the Markwartings. This family, from which several Bohemian noble families emerged, rose to prominence during the reign of King Otakar II Přemysl and owned extensive estates in the Jizera region up to the Giant Mountains. The first documented owner was Zdeněk (1280–1304), who named himself after the castle of Waldstein. He was the son of Jaroslav of Turnov (1234–1269). In addition to the castle, the Waldstein domain included several villages on both sides of the Jizera River, around Turnov, up to the Cistercian monastery of Hradiště. Even during Zdeněk's lifetime, disputes over ownership arose, which continued in subsequent generations. From 1318 onward, court proceedings between members of the Waldstein family for robbery in the associated villages are documented.

A picture-perfect panoramic view – St. Mary's Viewpoint near Hrubá Skála One of the most beautiful viewpoints in the Czech Paradise – with views of rocky peaks, forests, and Hrubá Skála Castle. This short detour is worthwhile any time of day, but it's most beautiful in the evening when the golden light casts its shadow over the rocks. Tip: It's best to start from the castle and incorporate the viewpoint into a circular hike. There are several small terraces with benches – perfect for a quiet break with a view. Don't forget to bring your camera – this view is one of the region's classics!