Located near Jehlava, Zaychi Skok is the oldest reserve in the Moravian Bohemian Highlands, with an area of about 1.5 hectares. It was designated a nature reserve in 1933; In order to protect the steep rock formations in the region, in addition to the biodiversity in the region, many plants grow, such as rock ferns and hanging roses, and there are about 81 species of algae, in addition to the presence of animals such as the great eagle owl. The reserve is linked to a legend called "the rabbit's jump", after which the reserve was named. The legend tells the story of a knight who chased a rabbit to the edge of a rock during hunting, and after the rabbit jumped off the rock, the knight could not carry the horse and it fell into the water, and since then the rock has been named so The name.