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Escape the city at Prokop Valley, a hidden nature reserve on Prague's southern edge. Follow trails beneath limestone cliffs and across open meadows, all within easy reach of public transport.
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Prokop Valley is a large nature reserve on the southwestern edge of Prague, in the Jinonice area, where limestone cliffs and meadows create a countryside feel inside the city limits. Marked paths make it popular for hiking and long walks, and traces of bronze-age settlement add historical interest to the landscape.
Reviewers highlight how close it sits to the Radlická, Jinonice and Nové Butovice metro stations while still feeling remote and quiet. Plan about 90 minutes for a loop, with some uneven ground and climbs along the way.
Prokop Valley is a large nature reserve on the southwestern edge of Prague, in the Jinonice area, where limestone cliffs and meadows create a countryside feel inside the city limits. Marked paths make it popular for hiking and long walks, and traces of bronze-age settlement add historical interest to the landscape.
Reviewers highlight how close it sits to the Radlická, Jinonice and Nové Butovice metro stations while still feeling remote and quiet. Plan about 90 minutes for a loop, with some uneven ground and climbs along the way.
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1h30
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early morning, morning or afternoon
Intensity
Active — lots of walking
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Magestic place! Easy to get to on 5th tram or taxi.
Viktorija Krakovska
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