Oštěp, Rajbas 7-

Czech Republic, Bohemian Karst, Srbsko – right bank, Tetínské skály, Rajbas

Rock Climbing, Sport Climbing, Fixed belay, Route in shadow

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Last updated 2024-05-11

Grade 7-

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Difficulty

Length

12 m

Rock Climbing Sport Climbing Fixed belay Route in shadow

Location

49.94971, 14.10727

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Parking 235 m

49.94838, 14.10981

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Roughly in the middle of the lower slab.

Discover Oštěp, a climbing route rated 7-. The total length of this route is 12 meters. Check the latest user reviews, view the topo map below, or join the community to add your own photos for Oštěp.

Rules

Nature conservation: Climbing permitted year-round Nature Conservation Documents: PR Tetínské skály - OOP - 2023-2033, authority Nature Conservation Agency Czech Karst

Climbing is allowed year-round. The sectors listed in the permit are open to climbers. Climbing is only possible on existing routes, see the rock database. The permit does not apply to mass events. Parking for climbers is only possible in the meadow near the playground - coordinates 49.9483803N, 14.1098108E (Parking at the Church of St. John of Nepomuk and at the cemetery is no longer allowed.)

Nature conservation: Climbing allowed all year round. Nature Conservation Documents: NR Tetínské Rocks - MOP - 2023-2033, Nature Conservation authority Czech Karst PLA

The ČHS rules for Czech rock areas apply.
Do not create or chip holds or damage the rock.
Chalk banned or tolerated depending on local rules.
No climbing on wet rock.

The area lies in the Bohemian Karst PLA – climb only where it is permitted. At Srbsko, Šanův kout, Andělská stěna and Zrcadlo, among others, are closed. Current status in the ČHS crag database.