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Like a purple sea of blossoming greater pasque flowers looks every spring, the 15-ha Kamenný Vrch Nature Reserve
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Other rare plants, including small pasque flowers, dwarf sedge, and cinquefoils
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Seven purple-themed stations leading from Lískovec towards Kohoutovice
Every spring, the 15-ha Kamenný Vrch Nature Reserve near Nový Lískovec, protected since 1978, looks like a purple sea of blossoming greater pasque flowers.
In addition to the largest appearance of this flower in South Moravia, many other rare plants grow there, including small pasque flowers, dwarf sedge, and cinquefoils. During World War II, the German Wehrmacht had trenches with artillery in Kamenný Vrch. In 2007, the Rezekvítek association built seven purple-themed stations leading from Lískovec towards Kohoutovice. They present such themes as local wildlife, the steppe in Moravia, and care for the reserve. The trail is in operation only from spring to autumn.
49°10’51.5″N, 16°33’17″E
Public transport: Koniklecová (lines 26, 37, 50)
