Adršpach Rock Wonders: Must-See Highlights
The Adršpach-Teplice Rocks in northeastern Bohemia feature a vast network of sandstone formations, narrow gorges, and dramatic rock towers. This collection highlights key geological landmarks, including the 19th-century Gothic Gate, the 16-meter Great Waterfall, and the crystal-clear Sandpit Basin lake. Visitors can navigate narrow passages like the 50-centimeter-wide Mouse Hole and explore the 13th-century ruins of Adršpach Castle, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding rock labyrinth and the Metuje River valley.
A Adršpach-Teplice Rocks
The Adršpach-Teplice Rocks are a set of sandstone formations in Hradec Králové Region of the Czech Republic.
Elephant square
A group of sandstone formations shaped by erosion to resemble a herd of elephants.
Adršpašské skály (vstup)
Main entrance point and visitor center for the Adršpach rock city hiking circuit.
Sandpit Basin
A flooded former sandstone quarry located near the park entrance, featuring a 1.5-kilometer circular trail.
Velký Vodopád
A 16-meter-high waterfall on the Metuje River, situated within a narrow rocky gorge.
Malý vodopád
Smaller waterfall located in the rocky ravine in close proximity to the Great Waterfall.
Great Panorama Overlook
Elevated viewpoint providing a broad perspective of the central rock city and its tallest sandstone towers.
Baronova vyhlídka
Lookout point named after the Nádherný family, offering views of the surrounding rock formations.
Hrad Adršpach
Viewpoint located at the site of the medieval castle ruins, overlooking the village and the rock labyrinth.
Hrad Adršpach
Remains of a 13th-century Gothic cliff castle originally built to protect regional trade routes.
Mouse Hole (50 cm wide)
The narrowest passage in the rock city, measuring only 50 centimeters in width.
Gotická branka
A decorative stone gate built in 1839 that serves as a symbolic entrance to the rock labyrinth.
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