Adam and Eve
Two rock columns, symbolycally named after the first people
Two rock columns, symbolycally named after the first people
The Madonna
The most popular female rock shape, resembling a woman holding a child
The Abbess and the Ruined Monastery
A rock shape, resembling a tall human figure, standing in front of ruins of a building.
The Horseman
A rock shape, resembling a man, mounted on a horse, with a sharp helmet on the head and arm raised up
The Monks
A group of rock columns, resemblin people walking in a line
The Mushrooms
A rock shape, resembling two mushrooms
Adam and Eve
Two rock columns, symbolycally named after the first people
The Bear
A rock shape, resembling a bear
The Dervish
A rock shape, resembling a hunched dervish with a tall turban on his head
The Red Wall
A tall and long red sandstone vertical wall
The Pigeon
A rock shape, resembling a pigeon
The Eagle
A rock shape, resembling a standing eagle
The Shepherd
A rock shape, resembling a boy eith a tall sharp hat, tilted backwards
The Schoolgirl
A rock shape, resembling a girl wearing a barret on her head, and carrying a backpack
The Lion
A rock shape, resembling a heraldic depiction of a lion
Gazebo Dolnya
Gazebo Subashin
Gazebo The Pigeon
The Ant Mounds
A group of cone-shaped rocks, resembling ant mounds
Krali Marko's Dice
A rock shape named after the legendary hero Kral Marko, believed to have used it as a dice in folklore.