The Brdy crags outside the protected landscape area lie on the edge of the Brdy south-west of Prague – Čertovy skály near Černolice, Černá skála near Řevnice, Tři skalky near Žežice, Babka, Plešivec and Slepucha near Černolice. The climbing is mostly traditional with your own cams and fixed protection, and the crags are often in the sun. Check current restrictions with the Czech Mountaineering Association before visiting.
Part of Prague and Central Bohemia, Brdy – outside the PLA has 218 routes documented on climbing.place. Routes range from grade 1 to 10-. Explore its 6 crags and sectors below.
Common styles: Rock Climbing, Traditional Climbing, Fixed belay, Route on sun, Friends.
Rules
- The ČHS rules for Czech rock areas and the local regional commissions' rules apply.
- Creating or chipping holds is banned.
- Chalk is banned or only tolerated, depending on the area.
- No climbing on wet rock – after rain or in winter this can mean hours or days.
- Be considerate of the owners of cottages and gardens below the crags.
In nature reserves you may climb only on specifically designated rocks. Check the current status in the ČHS crag database.