Welcome to Plajer's old homestead, where our family lived until the rock fall in 1989. After the rock fall, the family moved and so began the slow decay of the old homestead. Nevertheless, we have not forgotten it. We invest a lot of effort in preserving the farmland and preventing overgrowth.

For many years, our old homestead has been popular among visitors for its boulder climbing. With the increase in visitors, the number of unwanted incidents is also increasing; attacks by dogs on sheep grazing on the pastures, waste pollution, erosion of the meadows, compaction of the soil and dumping of other bio-waste.

In view of the above, we have decided to improve the homestead in an overall way that will allow us to maintain its appearance and to continue to use the climbing area for visitors.

In the following years, we have planned the following measures:

• arrangement of sanitary facilities for all visitors, a
• rrangement of the surroundings,
• arrangement of banks and prevention of erosion,
• stopping of the overgrowth process,
• preparation of protective fences to protect sheep from wild animals.

We want to improve your well-being on the homestead by making improvements that will enable the sustainable use of the farmland in the long term.

The payment of the land-use fee is earmarked for the above-mentioned improvements.

Due to livestock grazing, dogs are not welcome on the pastures.

For the sake of nature protection, the use of open flames is not allowed.

Please do not walk on the steep banks.

Camping is not allowed.Take your trash with you.

Our domestic animals do not need feeding, especially not the Jaki donkey.

In case of non-payment of the fee, we will ask you to leave our homestead.