Walk through Mouse Hole to Adam's bed

In the parking lot in front of the castle Hrubá Skála at refreshment stalls is a bit hidden entrance into the Mouse hole – the longest cave in Hruboskalsko. You can expect descent along a few dozen of stairs through narrow slit between the rock towers. Very obese people should think over going inside not to be caught here.
 

After you descend a number of stairs, you will find yourself at the bottom of the shady ravine surrounded by high rock towers, so-called Dragoon rocks. The entry into the Mouse hole itself looks from here quite mysteriously.
 

In the east direction from here drops the tourist trail to Spa Sedmihorky or alternatively to the railway station Hrubá Skála. However, we will walk the exact opposite direction to Adam's bed.
 

You will have your head thrown back most of the time during this walk to see the tops of rocks.
 

The path rises and through a narrow depression you get to the small „square“, on the south side of which is famous Adam's bed.
 

Looking back you can nicely see a small rocky chasm, through which you came to the “square” at Adam's bed.
 

Adam's bed is another fabled place in Hruboskalsko. 

From Adam's bed awaits you final ascent through rocky ravine to the signpost. If you walk with small children, you might want to return along the road back to the castle. If you undertake the crossing of the Bohemian Paradise, you will probably continue directly to the castle Wallenstein, but most tourists head further on in the direction of Marian outlook (“Mariánská”) and another outlook places.