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Climbing at Milovské perničky

33 routes
4 areas
2–6 grades

Milovské perničky in the Žďárské vrchy hills offer more than 30 routes on four rocks – Poradní skála, Smrková věž, Cestář and Mohyla. Protection is mostly slings, with bolts or pegs on some routes; grades from 2 to 6.

Part of Žďár Hills, Milovské perničky has 33 routes documented on climbing.place. Routes range from grade 2 to 6. Explore its 4 crags and sectors below.

Common styles: Rock Climbing, Textile belay.

Rules

Žďárské vrchy Protected Landscape Area - Rock sectors of the Žďárské vrchy have the status of specially protected areas (natural monuments or reserves) - The following applies to all sectors except Čtyři palice: - Access to the rocks by the shortest routes from marked tourist routes - Climbing on objects other than marked ones and outside the permitted period only with a written permit from the PLA administration - Use magnesium only with written permission from the PLA administration - replacement and installation of belays and marking of rocks and routes only with written consent from the PLA administration - Organizing sports, tourist and other events only with the written consent of the PLA administration Time and other restrictions are listed for individual sectors. OVK: first ascents are prohibited

Poradní skála: climbing all year. Cestář: climbing allowed only from 1 July to 31 December. For the other rocks, check the ČHS crag database.

Žďár Hills PLA – some crags lie in nature reserves with restricted climbing. Check the ČHS crag database.

The ČHS rules for Czech rock areas and the local regional commission's rules apply: do not alter the rock or holds, do not climb on wet rock, and follow ČHS principles for first ascents.

3+
Mohyla
Climbing "Puklinová" (3+) in Mohyla was a delightful experience. The route follows a… Rock Climbing
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Mohyla
Rock Climbing
6-
Mohyla
Along the overhanging edge (friend, chock) onto a sloping slab (rivet), then along the… Rock Climbing

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