Ascent to the Nine Rocks from Křižánky

So we start in Křižánky, a historic village on the border of Bohemia and Moravia. The local chapel lies between the green and blue tourist routes, which we will both use today

We set off on a blue tourist route. In a moment we will have a view of the Kyšperk pond. We will return again through the meadows on the horizon

After another few hundred meters, the comfortable journey ends and the final ascent to the Nine Rocks begins. The first harbinger is the Hrádek rock tower

The road is first covered with roots and behind the castle there are no more boulders, so there is no longer a stroller or bicycle

Finally we climb onto a plot surrounded by rock towers. Crowds of tourists really accumulate here during the day. The final output is ahead of us

The final ascent leads partly up the stone steps, partly up the rock. If you are careful, even a five-year-old child can beat it

View down from the exit path to the „snack“ patch

There is also a small railing at the very top, but a small child would easily sink into the depths here, so be careful. The view itself is partially limited and is certainly not one of the best you will come across in Žďárské vrchy

We choose the return route a little longer – we descend first along the yellow direction Svratka. After 2.7 km at the Na Brušovci crossroads, we turn green in the direction of Křižánky. After another kilometer, we finally ascend from the forest to open meadows. The descent through the forest itself was not interesting at all

We descend and have a view of the main ridge stretching from the Nine Rocks to the east with rocky peaks such as Malínská skála or Dráteničky

The circle closes, we come back to Křižánky along the dam of Kyšperský rybník