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Part of Malé stěny, Svišť has 5 routes documented on climbing.place. Routes range from grade 3 to 5+. Routes are listed below with grade, style, and community notes.

Common styles: Rock Climbing, Fixed belay.

Rules

- Do not remove stones, vegetation and otherwise interfere with vegetation on the rocks - Do not disturb nesting birds, use marked tourist routes and access paths to access the rocks - Climb only on dry rocks, in daylight - Prohibition of using magnesium and other chemical agents - Prohibition of damaging and changing the surface of the rocks, especially by improper handling of the rope, using metal belay devices, etc. - First ascents are prohibited

Nature protection: climbing allowed year-round, marked routes are permanently prohibited. Nature Protection Documents: PR Tiské stěny-OOP 2022-2027, Prohibited routes, Rocks with the possibility of completing first ascents, OP CHKO Labské Pískovce authority.

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.

Parking

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3
Svišť
From the passage between the massif and the tower over a wedged block with a small wall… Rock Climbing
Přeskok
Svišť
From the West, jump from the massif. Rock Climbing
5+
Svišť
From the passage along the left edge to the shelf to the Key. Right over the beak to the… Rock Climbing Fixed belay
4+
Svišť
Through the middle of the valley wall upwards and right to the Key. Through the recess to… Rock Climbing Fixed belay
5
Svišť
In the left part of the North wall to a hole and left to the edge. Along the edge to the… Rock Climbing

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