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Part of Soutěsky, Příšera soutěsky has 7 routes documented on climbing.place. Routes range from grade 2+ to 6-. Routes are listed below with grade, style, and community notes.

Common styles: Rock Climbing.

Rules

Nature protection: Climbing prohibited from 1.2. to 30.6. OP Document: NPČŠ_OOP_mountaineering 2020 and a list of permitted objects, OP body Administration of the Bohemian Switzerland National Park

Inside the national park you may climb only on permitted rocks.

The park administration announces seasonal access bans each year for sites with nesting birds. Some towers are closed permanently (the "Jetřichovice – zakázané" sector). Check the ČHS crag database and the park administration's website before every visit.

The ČHS rules for climbing in Bohemian sandstone areas apply.

  • Chalk is banned.
  • No metal protection (cams, nuts, pitons) – only slings, knots and textile "UFOs" between the rings.
  • Climb on dry rock only – wet sandstone softens and breaks.
  • Do not alter the rock surface.
  • Abseil from the summit rings.

Parts of the area lie in Bohemian Switzerland National Park and the Elbe Sandstones Protected Landscape Area, where seasonal closures for nesting birds apply. Check the ČHS crag database before you go.

5+
Příšera soutěsky
Start as for the 'Divadlo' route. Up a corner for about 15m and traverse left onto a… Rock Climbing
4+
Příšera soutěsky
Up the rib in the plateau wall to its end and then right up the wall to the summit. Rock Climbing
4-
Příšera soutěsky
From the uphill side, traverse left into the rock window, climb through, and along the… Rock Climbing
2+
Příšera soutěsky
Rock Climbing
6-
Příšera soutěsky
From the uphill side, traverse diagonally left on the wall to the ring. Straight up the… Rock Climbing
4+
Příšera soutěsky
To the right of the valley wall, briefly ascend a corner between the tower and the massif… Rock Climbing
6-
Příšera soutěsky
Along the left uphill edge and wall, straight over the ring to the summit. Rock Climbing

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