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Bíla řada, Orlí hnízdo střední vrchol 4

Czech Republic, Kokořín region, Roklice a Loubenský potok, Skály v údolí Roklice, Orlí hnízdo střední vrchol

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Rock Climbing, Textile belay

Last updated 2024-03-26

Grade 4
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Rock Climbing Textile belay
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50.59487, 14.50865

From the saddle between the "Main" and "Middle Peak" (secured), traverse into the opposite wall and up a crack to the top.

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