Jizera Mountains Nature Gems
The Jizera Mountains Protected Landscape Area, established in 1967, is characterized by its massive granite formations, high-altitude peat bogs, and ancient beech forests, which are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. This collection features the region's most significant natural landmarks, from the 30-meter-high Velký Štolpich waterfall to the dramatic granite battlements of Frýdlantské cimbuří. The list also includes several centuries-old memorial trees and the unique rocky cascades found along the Jedlová and Černý streams.
Rocking stone
Rocking stones are large stones that are so finely balanced that the application of just a small force causes them to rock.
CHKO Jizerské hory
Established in 1967, this protected area covers 350 square kilometers of granite massifs, peat bogs, and UNESCO-listed beech forests.
Vodopád Velkého Štolpichu
A 30-meter-high waterfall located in a deep granite gorge within the Jizerskohorské bučiny National Nature Reserve.
Vodopád Černého potoka
A 7-meter-high waterfall cascading over a massive granite step in the wild valley of the Černý brook.
Bukový vdp.
A small waterfall on the Jedlová stream, part of a series of cascades in the Jedlový důl nature reserve.
Plotnový vdp.
A cascade on the Jedlová stream known for its smooth, plate-like granite rock formations.
Dlouhý vdp.
One of the longest cascades on the Jedlová stream, located near the town of Josefův Důl.
Hrncový vdp.
A waterfall on the Jedlová stream named for the pothole-like erosion features, or 'pots,' in the rocky streambed.
Vodopád Bílé Smědé
A mountain waterfall on the Bílá Smědá stream located near the Smědava mountain hut.
Hrazený vodopád
A small waterfall on the Malý Štolpich stream within the steep rocky slopes above Hejnice.
Vodopád Skok
A vertical drop waterfall on the Velký Štolpich stream, accessible via the historic Štolpišská road.
Dvojitý vodopád
A double-stream waterfall located on the Malý Štolpich stream in the northern part of the mountains.
Trzecia kaskada naCzarnym Potoku
The third waterfall in a series of cascades on the Czarny Potok stream near the Polish town of Czerniawa-Zdrój.
Druga kaskada na Czarnym Potoku
The second cascade on the Czarny Potok stream, located on the northern Polish slopes of the Jizera Mountains.
Vodopády Jeleního potoka
A series of small cascades and rocky steps on the Jelení stream near Lučany nad Nisou.
Sluneční buk
A memorial European beech tree growing on the slopes of Pekelský vrch, estimated to be over 200 years old.
Buk Na Kopečku
A protected memorial beech tree in Raspenava, valued for its significant age and massive crown.
Dub letní v Luhu
A memorial pedunculate oak tree in the Luh district of Raspenava, protected since 1994.
Čapkův dub pod Chlumem
A memorial oak tree standing near the foot of Chlum hill in Raspenava, named after the Čapek family.
Kočičí kameny
A granite rock formation near Lázně Libverda featuring a lookout point accessible via stone steps.
Frýdlantské cimbuří
A dramatic group of granite rocks resembling castle battlements, offering views of the Smědá river valley.
Frýdlantské Cimbuří
A significant granite rock formation and lookout point located within the Jizerskohorské bučiny National Nature Reserve.
Černá stěna
A steep granite rock wall in the Jizera Mountains, frequently used for technical rock climbing.
Kohoutí hřeben
A narrow granite ridge and rock formation located near the village of Bílý Potok.
Houba
A distinct granite rock formation shaped like a mushroom, located near the mountain settlement of Jizerka.
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