Climbing "Pláč" in Pevnost (often translated as "Fortress" or "Stronghold") is a significant achievement for any climber. This route, graded 9+/10- (or approximately 7c+/8a in the French scale), represents a serious physical and mental challenge. Pevnost is known for its demanding climbs, often featuring powerful sequences on small crimps and technical footwork. "Pláč" likely embodies these characteristics, requiring excellent finger strength, body tension, and precise movement to overcome its crux sections. The name "Pláč" (meaning "Weeping" or "Cry") might refer to the difficulty and frustration climbers experience while attempting it, or perhaps to the physical aspect of straining on the holds. Successful ascent of "Pláč" is a testament to dedication, training, and a strong mindset within the challenging environment of Pevnost.
