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It has an elevation of 614 m. The main reason for protection are forest communities of ravine beech forests and relict pine forests. Many protected molluscs and spiders live here, and the protected stock dove and boreal owl nest here. The area has also been home to peregrine falcons. Among the rare plants, the scaly male fern and chickweed-wintergreen grow in the beech forests.
Vlhošť is a mountain and nature reserve in the Ralsko Uplands in the Liberec Region of the Czech Republic. It has an elevation of 614 m (2,014 ft).
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An unguarded castle ruin on top of a hill. Sunsets are very romantic here. An adventurous person can hide next to the former castle walls and sleep here, provided he has a sleeping bag and enough courage. You can walk here from Blíževedly train station.
Another castle ruin. Features a preserved tower which you can climb on summer days. Great view.
Another rock formations, supposedly resembling a castle turned to stone by evil wizard.
"Rock houses"
Small man-made caves carved into sandstone. Adventurous persons can sleep here.
"The Lids", Mšenské pokličky
A huge rock formation resembling a lid (thus the name) with stairs leading from the road beneath it to the top. The climb is tough, but you can park your car just beneath it (there is also a bus station).
Rozhledna Vrátenská Hora
A modern lookout tower offering a nice view.