Suché skály
A row of sawtooth sandstone ridges near Malá Skála, known as the “Dolomites of the Czech Republic.” It is a climbing and viewpoint destination.
Suché skály is a line of sandstone pinnacles rising vertically along a fault, about 500 meters long and up to about 50 meters high. Viewed from the Jizera valley, they look like a row of saw teeth, and they are a classic sandstone climbing site in the Czech Republic. A trail begins in Malá Skála village, and along the ridge you can reach several viewpoints and the Pantheon rock fortress. The round trip takes about 2 hours. The Jizera River below the ridge is good for kayaking in summer. It is about 8 km from Turnov, and trains reach Malá Skála station.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Pantheon at Malá Skála
- Frýdštejn Castle
- Kozákov
- Hrubý Rohozec Castle
- Museum of Bohemian Paradise
- Valdštejn Castle
- Hruboskalsko Rock Town
- Hrubá Skála Chateau