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Climbing at Czech Republic

102770 routes
15 regions
1-–12 grades
65 gyms

Czech Republic offers 102770 documented climbing routes across 15 regions. Routes range from grade 1- to 12. Browse by region below to find detailed topos, grades, and community reviews for every route.

Popular styles include Rock Climbing, Fixed belay, Textile belay, Sport Climbing, Traditional Climbing.

There are also 65 climbing gyms listed in Czech Republic.

Popular regions: Elbe Sandstones, Bohemian Paradise, East Bohemia, Kokořín region, West Bohemia.

Looking to climb indoors instead? See climbing gyms in Czech Republic.

Frequently asked questions

How many climbing routes are documented in Czech Republic?

place lists 102770 climbing routes across 15 regions in Czech Republic.

What grade range can I climb in Czech Republic?

Documented routes range from grade 1- to 12.

Where are the most popular climbing areas in Czech Republic?

Popular regions include Elbe Sandstones, Bohemian Paradise, East Bohemia, Kokořín region, West Bohemia.

Elbe Sandstones 20993 routes Bohemian Paradise 17323 routes East Bohemia 14094 routes Kokořín region 9924 routes West Bohemia 9215 routes North-West Bohemia 7003 routes Prague and Central Bohemia 4937 routes Jizera Mountains 3710 routes Lusatian Mountains 3192 routes South Moravia 2688 routes North Moravia 2678 routes Bohemian-Moravian Highlands 2291 routes South Bohemia 1865 routes Moravian Sandstones 1524 routes Bohemian Karst 1333 routes
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Up the western slab to the top.
Rock Climbing Textile belay
6-
In the right part of the valley wall (from the block),…
Rock Climbing Fixed belay
6
Through the center of the valley wall via a crack to a…
Rock Climbing Traditional Climbing Friends Fixed belay Route on sun Spare Route
4
Across the foreland in the right part to a sloping ledge…
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
4-
Up an overgrown corner to the summit.
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
2
From the valley to the summit.
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
5-
Up a vertical, then a sloping face to the summit.
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
2
Up a sloping slab from the left side.
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
5
Start from a small cave in the foreland to a ledge below…
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
2
SW short arête to the summit.
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
5-
From the East along a prominent crack to the summit.
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
2
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
4
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
3
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
6
Up the face along the fissure to the summit.
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
4
Through a corner, higher up a wide crack to the summit.
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
4
Up the south face.
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
5
Along the edge to the summit.
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
3
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
4
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
5+
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
4
Up a slabby face to the foreland.
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
3+
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
3
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
3
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
3
Ascend to the summit via the downhill face of the flake.
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
4-
Ascend to the summit via the overhanging downhill face…
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
4-
Ascend via the face on the right side of the Main Massif.
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
3
Ascend to the summit via the crack in the side wall.
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing
5-
From the base of the rock, ascend via the wall along the…
Rock Climbing Sport Climbing

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