Vysocina Bölgesi

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Scenic Viewpoints

This collection highlights the diverse topography of the Vysočina Region, ranging from the rugged granite formations of the Žďárské vrchy mountains to historic urban towers. It features the region's highest peak, Devět skal, alongside numerous steel and wooden observation towers like Rosička and Karasín. Visitors can explore geological landmarks such as the rock labyrinths of Milovské perníčky, medieval church towers in historic squares, and vantage points overlooking the meandering Jihlava and Rokytná rivers.

Scenic Viewpoints — Harita

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Věž sv. Jakuba

Gothic church tower and observation point standing 53 meters tall. It features views of the historic square with its Renaissance gabled houses and arcaded loggias.

SimcaCZE / CC BY-SA 3.0

B

Kopaniny

Steel observation tower near Olešnice, standing at 688 meters above sea level.

BíláVrána / Public domain

C

Rosička

42-meter-tall telecommunication tower with an observation deck at 644 meters above sea level near Sázava.

Bohy.b4 / CC BY-SA 4.0

D

Devět skal

The highest peak of the Žďárské vrchy at 836 meters. A protected natural monument consisting of a rock labyrinth.

Pari / CC-BY-SA

E

Masarykova vyhlídka

Stone lookout point in Třebíč offering views of the UNESCO-listed Jewish Quarter and St. Procopius Basilica.

Prazak / CC BY 2.5

F

Pasecká skála

819-meter-high rock formation in the Žďárské vrchy, popular for its panoramic views of the surrounding highlands.

Nostrifikator / CC-BY-SA-3.0

G

Justinka

Rocky cliff formation located in the Rokytná river valley near Příštpa.

Pastorius / CC BY 3.0

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Křemešník

Křemešník is a mountain in the municipality of Nový Rychnov in the Vysočina Region of the Czech Republic.

Pavel Šalanda / CC BY-SA 4.0

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Velký Špičák

National nature reserve near Třešť, featuring a peak with a preserved beech forest.

Prazak / CC BY 2.5

J

Prosíčka

Natural monument and 739-meter-high peak near Jimramov, characterized by its rocky ridge.

Petr1888 / CC BY-SA 4.0

K

Lisovská skála

An 802-meter-high peak in the Žďárské vrchy known for its frost-weathered rock formations.

Josef Kreuz (PEPan) / CC BY-SA 4.0

L

U oběšeného

The highest peak of the Sečská vrchovina within the Iron Mountains, reaching 737 meters.

Josef Kreuz (PEPan) / CC BY-SA 4.0

M

Kopeček

At 822 meters, this is the highest point of the Pohledeckoskalská Highlands.

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Městská věž

75-meter-tall tower of St. Martin's Church in Třebíč, featuring one of the largest clock faces in Europe.

O

Oslednice

31-meter-tall steel observation tower located on the outskirts of Telč.

Radek Janeček / CC-BY-SA

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Rozhledna Karasín;Karasín

28-meter-tall stone observation tower built in 2002 near Bystřice nad Pernštejnem.

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Vyhlídková věž Gustava Mahlera

Reconstructed church tower in Jihlava offering views from a height of 50 meters.

R

Zaječí skok

Steep rocky cliff and nature reserve overlooking the Jihlava River.

S

pramen řeky Dyje

The official source of the Moravian Thaya river near Panenská Rozsíčka.

T

Pekelný kopec

26.5-meter-tall wooden and steel lookout tower near Třebíč, inspired by local Jewish architecture.

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Milovské perníčky

Group of rock formations in the Žďárské vrchy, named for the bowl-shaped depressions on their summits.

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Rozhledna Ocmanice

15-meter-tall wooden observation tower built in the shape of a pyramid.

W

U Tří Líp

Vantage point near the village of Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou.

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Kavačka

High-altitude vantage point offering views of the Svratka river valley.

Y

Vojtěchův kopec

Lookout point located near the village of Vojnův Městec.

Z

Horní les

59-meter-tall steel tower with an observation deck at 38 meters, located near the Vír dam.

Mařenka

31-meter-tall observation tower on the highest peak of the Třebíč district, featuring a stone and wooden structure.

Pípalka

52-meter-tall steel observation tower on Křemešník hill near Pelhřimov.

Světlá nad Sázavou, Skála

Granite rock formation overlooking the Sázava river valley.

Zuberský kopec

Telecommunication tower with an observation platform at 680 meters above sea level near Trhová Kamenice.

Tisá skála

Granite rock formation and nature monument near the village of Tis.

vyhlídka hraběcí stolec

Wooden gazebo and vantage point overlooking the Vír reservoir.

Strážná hora

Hill in Třebíč featuring a water tower converted into an observation deck and gallery.

Malá skála

Rock outcrop in the Rokytná river valley offering views of the surrounding forest landscape.

Hubertova Vyhlídka

Forest lookout point located near the town of Telč.

Wilsonova vyhlídka

Rock cliff overlooking the Dalešice reservoir, named after US President Woodrow Wilson.

Rubačka

Modern observation tower near Velké Meziříčí.

Vyhlídka Klubačice

Rocky vantage point near the Vír dam offering views of the Svratka river.

Hvězdička

Rock formation and lookout point near the Vranov reservoir.

Zatopený mlýn

Vantage point overlooking the site of a former mill submerged by the Dalešice reservoir.

František

Forest vantage point located in the Jihlava river valley.

Kočího kopec

Elevated point near Jimramov with views of the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands.

Dvořákova vyhlídka

Lookout point on the rocks above the Jihlava river near Mohelno.

Javorový kopec

Hilltop vantage point in the Svratka Highlands.

Tis, U Kapličky (581 m)

High point at 581 meters offering views of the Sázava region.

Čtyři palice

Rock formation in the Žďárské vrchy resembling four heads, popular for climbing and views.

Čertův stolek

Rock outcrop in the Doubrava river valley nature reserve.

Sokolohrady

Remains of a medieval castle on a rocky cliff above the Doubrava river.

vyhlídka u Heřmanova (608m n.m.)

Vantage point at 608 meters above sea level near the village of Heřmanov.