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Climbing 'Severní stěnka' (North Face) on Malý Vlčtejn is a classic introduction to rock climbing in the area. The route is graded a II (UIAA scale), making it suitable for beginners and those looking for a relaxed, enjoyable climb. The rock is typically solid sandstone, offering good friction and plenty of holds.
The route itself is relatively short, typically between 15-20 meters, but provides a satisfying experience. While it's considered an easy climb, paying attention to safety and proper belaying techniques is always crucial. The views from the top are rewarding, offering a panorama of the surrounding landscape. Malý Vlčtejn is a popular climbing destination, so be prepared to share the rock with other climbers, especially on weekends. Overall, 'Severní stěnka' provides a great opportunity to practice basic climbing skills and enjoy the beauty of the Czech sandstone cliffs.
The route itself is relatively short, typically between 15-20 meters, but provides a satisfying experience. While it's considered an easy climb, paying attention to safety and proper belaying techniques is always crucial. The views from the top are rewarding, offering a panorama of the surrounding landscape. Malý Vlčtejn is a popular climbing destination, so be prepared to share the rock with other climbers, especially on weekends. Overall, 'Severní stěnka' provides a great opportunity to practice basic climbing skills and enjoy the beauty of the Czech sandstone cliffs.
Rules
The area is on private land. Due to the poor condition of the castle ruins above the rocks, the owner warns that entry is at your own risk and does not recommend it due to possible falling stones from the castle.
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