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Climbing at Štětináč

3 routes
5–6 grades

Part of Bišík, Štětináč has 3 routes documented on climbing.place. Routes range from grade 5 to 6. Routes are listed below with grade, style, and community notes.

Common styles: Rock Climbing, Danger.

Rules

Nature protection: Seasonal climbing ban from January 1 to April 30. Nature Protection Document: OP measure 2019, OP authority PLA Broumovsko

- Do not interfere with vegetation on the rocks, do not remove stones, wood and organic matter from cracks - Use tourist routes and marked access paths for access - Do not disturb nesting birds, climb only on dry rocks in shoes with soft soles - Belay with fixed means and textile loops, do not rub the rock with rope, do not chop - Magnesium is prohibited, climb only in daylight - First ascents only by ČHS members, training max 3 people with instructor

Some towers have a seasonal climbing ban until 30 June (nesting birds). Check which towers in the ČHS crag database.

The ČHS rules for Bohemian sandstone apply: no chalk, no metal protection (only slings, knots and "UFOs" between the rings) and dry rock only.

National nature reserve – seasonal climbing limits and closures for nesting birds apply. Check dates and permitted rocks in the ČHS crag database.

  • The ČHS rules and those of the local regional climbing commissions apply.
  • Creating or chipping holds is banned.
  • Chalk is banned or only tolerated, depending on the area.
  • No climbing on wet rock – after rain or in winter this can mean hours or days.

Many crags lie in protected areas with seasonal closures. Check the ČHS crag database before you go.

6
Štětináč
UIAA class 6+ From the chimney between Štětináč and Spirálová along the ledge right into… Rock Climbing
5+
Štětináč
UIAA class 6- Through the opposing chimney between Štětináč and Spirálová to the balcony. Rock Climbing Danger
5
Štětináč
From the Spirálová saddle via a short chimney to the fore-rock. Along the edge (K) to the… Rock Climbing

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