Climbing at Josefovské údolí - okolí Býčí skály

246 routes

8 areas

3–11+ grades

The Josefov valley around Býčí skála in the Moravian Karst offers almost 250 routes in eight sectors – for example Krkavčí skála, Býčí skála, Kostelík, Jáchymka, Modrý rys and Nad vývěry. Limestone with mostly sport routes; grades from 3 to 11+.

Part of Moravian Karst, Josefovské údolí - okolí Býčí skály has 246 routes documented on climbing.place. Routes range from grade 3 to 11+. Explore its 8 crags and sectors below.

Common styles: Rock Climbing, Fixed belay, Route on sun, Sport Climbing, Vertical wall.

Rules

OVK: in technical ascents of freely climbed routes, only removable protection can be used; it is forbidden to use pitons, bolts, spits, etc. installed with a hammer Nature protection: - climbers are obliged not to leave protection in the routes after completing the ascent

Nature protection: Climbing is prohibited on some rocks from January 1st to June 30th. Nature Protection Document: Decision 2016, Nature Protection authority: CHKO Moravský Kras.

At Holštejn, climbing out onto the top of the cliffs is banned.

Moravian Karst PLA – climbing only on permitted rocks. Some crags may be climbed only in the second half of the year; details in the ČHS crag database.

The ČHS rules for Czech rock areas apply. New routes only with the approval of the ČHS South Moravia regional commission.

Krkavčí skála 73 routes Býčí skála 56 routes Kostelík 41 routes Jáchymka 28 routes Modrý rys 21 routes Nad vývěry 15 routes Malé stěnky 10 routes Jáchymka - stěna u vody 2 routes

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