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Climbing at Lysohlávka

9 routes
1–7 grades

Part of Skály na Rači, Lysohlávka has 9 routes documented on climbing.place. Routes range from grade 1 to 7. Routes are listed below with grade, style, and community notes.

Common styles: Rock Climbing, Fixed belay.

Rules

Nature Conservation: Climbing allowed all year round. Nature Conservation Document: Decision 2020, maps authority OP CHKO Kokořínsko1b

- The permit applies to free climbing, ice climbing, dry tooling, bouldering, and via ferrata are not allowed. - Trees and vegetation cover of the rocks must not be removed. Do not damage the surface of the rock. - RP (Redpoint) and OS (Onsight) are prohibited if the rope rubs, extend the belay on the rock so that the edge does not rub. - Magnesium and metal belay devices are prohibited. - It is forbidden to abseil from trees and shrubs, climbing on rocks soaked with water, snow-covered, and icy. - Climbing only from below, max. 5 team members, TOP ROPE is prohibited. 7a

Nature Conservation: Climbing allowed all year round in designated polygons. Nature Conservation Document: Decision 2020, maps, Conservation Authority Kokořínsko Protected Landscape Area.

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4
From the fore rock to the right.
Rock Climbing
6
Up the left part of the downhill wall past 2 bolts and a…
Rock Climbing Fixed belay
6
Left of the downhill chimney up the wall past a bolt to the…
Rock Climbing Fixed belay
7
In the left part of the fore rock up the wall past a bolt…
Rock Climbing Fixed belay
4
Up the downhill chimney to the fore rock and right on the …
Rock Climbing
3
From the upper side from W, stemming between M and the…
Rock Climbing
2
From M from S jump across.
Rock Climbing
1
From M from E jump across.
Rock Climbing
7
Along the right downhill edge past 2 bolts.
Rock Climbing Fixed belay

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