Climbing 'Pravý strážce díry' in Zuby i offers a quintessential Czech sandstone experience. Graded IV, this route, whose name translates to 'The Right Guardian of the Hole,' might sound modest in difficulty, but typical for Czech sandstone, it demands a confident approach. Expect classic sandstone moves: friction, mantling, and potentially navigating chimneys or exposed traverses. Protection often relies on the characteristic fixed rings ('kruhy') and the placement of slings around natural features. While not technically demanding, the exposure and the often sparse protection mean it requires a steady head and good footwork. Reaching the summit of Zuby i via this route provides not only a sense of accomplishment but also breathtaking views of the surrounding rock city. It's a true taste of traditional Bohemian climbing.
