Formations rocheuses à Adrspach

Adršpach-Teplice Rocks

The Adršpach-Teplice Rocks are a sprawling national nature reserve in the Broumov Highlands, characterized by massive Cretaceous sandstone formations. This landscape features narrow gorges, rock towers reaching heights of 60 meters, and a turquoise lake in a former sand quarry. The area is a historic center for traditional sand climbing and offers a dedicated circuit trail passing landmarks such as the Great Waterfall and the Metuje River canyon.

Adršpach-Teplice Rocks — Carte

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Adršpach-Teplice Rocks

The Adršpach-Teplice Rocks are a set of sandstone formations in Hradec Králové Region of the Czech Republic.

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Temeno černoblonďatého přátelství

Sandstone climbing cliff located within the Adršpach rock city.

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Tuctová stěna

Sandstone cliff used for traditional rock climbing.

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Dům smíchu

Vertical sandstone wall in the Adršpach-Teplice complex.

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Andromeda

Prominent sandstone cliff face.

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Babinec

Sandstone cliff formation.

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Křižácká stěna

Large sandstone wall used for rock climbing.

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Stráže

Sandstone rock formation located near the main hiking trails.

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Štěpánská koruna

Distinctive sandstone tower in the Teplice rock city.

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Babiččina lenoška

Sandstone formation shaped like a large armchair.

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Orlí hnízdo

Elevated sandstone rock formation.

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Džbán

Massive sandstone formation near the park entrance, featuring a six-meter-wide rock window.

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Kamarádská

Sandstone rock pillar.

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Saská hlava

Rock formation named for its resemblance to a head.

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Achilles

Slender sandstone pillar.

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Kočičí hrádek

A small labyrinth of sandstone rocks located on the outskirts of the main rock city.

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Ploutev

Thin, vertical sandstone formation resembling a fin.

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Uhlířská

Sandstone rock formation in the central part of the reserve.

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Řeřicha

Sandstone rock formation.

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Bílá paní

Tall, slender sandstone tower.

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Napoleon

Rock formation shaped like the profile of a seated figure or a bicorne hat.

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Přilba

Sandstone formation with a rounded top resembling a helmet.

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Basa

Sandstone rock named for its resemblance to a double bass.

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Hrad

Large, blocky sandstone formation.

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Želva

Rock formation featuring a distinct shell-like shape resembling a turtle.