Climbing "Ježídědek" in Jeskyňky is a classic 6 (UIAA scale) challenge, known for its interesting and somewhat tricky holds. The route typically involves a sustained sequence of crimps and small pockets, demanding good technique and finger strength. The rock is usually solid limestone, but be mindful of potentially polished sections, especially near popular holds. While not overly long, "Ježídědek" requires careful footwork and a precise understanding of body positioning to avoid unnecessary pump. A successful ascent is a rewarding experience, confirming one's ability to handle technical climbing on relatively small features.
