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Bezděčín near Frýdštejn lies in the northern part of Bohemian Paradise, outside the protected landscape area; almost 160 routes are concentrated on eight striking towers – Bezděčínská věž, Hřebenová věž, Sestroňovická věž, Frýdštejnská věž, Malá frýdštejnská and Quaker. The climbing is traditional on sandstone with rings and textile protection; grades from 1 to 9.

Part of Northern areas outside the PLA, Bezděčín has 159 routes documented on climbing.place. Routes range from grade 1 to 9. Explore its 8 crags and sectors below.

Common styles: Rock Climbing, Fixed belay, Textile belay, Route on sun, Laid wall.

Rules

  • Chalk is banned.
  • No metal protection – fixed gear and textile protection (slings, knots) only.
  • Climb ground-up and on dry rock only.
  • Parties of no more than 5 climbers.
  • Abseil only from fixed anchors.
  • Reach the crags only on public and marked paths.
  • Do not damage the rock or plants, do not disturb nesting birds and keep noise down.
  • First ascents usually need prior approval.

On most rocks climbing is allowed only from 1 April to 31 October. Check current status and exceptions (hruboskalsko.cz, ČHS crag database) before you go.

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Malá frýdštejnská
To the left of the South Gully, via the slab to the ledge, higher up via the rounded… Rock Climbing
1
Quaker
Up the east wall to the saddle of the tower. Rock Climbing
2
Quaker
From the east on large steps to the summit. Rock Climbing
6
Quaker
Along the southwest edge over the ring to the summit. Rock Climbing Fixed belay Textile belay
5
Quaker
In the west face via the broken trough to the summit. Rock Climbing
6-
Quaker
Up the southeast face along the trough to the plateau and via the small dihedral in the… Rock Climbing Fixed belay Textile belay
3
Quaker
Along the east edge to the plateau and traverse diagonally left along the ledge to the… Rock Climbing
6
Quaker
In the southeast face via the slab directly to the summit. Rock Climbing

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