The rock relief carved in sandstone is located some 300 m to the north of the Hrubá Skála Chateau. It is situated in a rock gap, on the right, on the way to the Mariánská lookout point.

The sandstone rock offers views of the surroundings.

The Krkavčí Skála is a protuberant rock block on the left bank of the Jizera River, some 100 m above its water surface.

The Hruboskalsko is one of the best-known rock formations. It is characterised by impressive towers reaching up to 55 m and also by steep canyons.

The region of Maloskalsko is among the best-known and most-popular rock formations in the Český Ráj.

The Prachovské Skály nature preserve is one of the most popular regions in the Czech Republic. It is one of the oldest nature preserves in the country.

The attractive rock crest of solid sandstone sticks out of and above the forest: from a distance, it resembles an organ or dragon`s back. The distinctive shapes form the unmistakable silhouette of the Maloskalsko region.

The rocks hide rock labyrinths named Kalich and Chléviště and offer several impressive views of the Malá Skála valley.

The northern tip of the Klokočské Skály hides the Postojná, the largest pseudo-karst cave in the region of Turnov.

The rock group is characterised by unusual structured walls and abundant overhangs and rock windows.