Routes

171 sport 6 trad

Climbing has been limited

Climbing in following sectors has been limited for the period 15.6 - 31.12 !!! Gotická stena horná Ježibaba Pekelná stena Climbing in other sectors is allowed all-year round. The approach to the crag... Read more

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Manínska úžina Veľký Manín

Climbing has been limited!

Climbing in following sectors has been limited for the period 15.6 - 31.12 !!!
Gotická stena horná
Ježibaba
Pekelná stena

Climbing in other sectors is allowed all-year round.

The approach to the crags is from a car park behind the strait. You need to walk back to the bridge on the left. Immediately beyond the bridge, there is a sector called Skala nad lúčkou (the Rock above the Meadow). Other sectors (except of Posledná) can be reached from the Meadow by a steep path to the right.

The same path also leads to the interesting touristic sites: a viewpoint by the Spodná and Horná gotická stena sectors and to the cave under Černokňažnik.

JEŽIBABA
WARNING! Approach is rather difficult. From below Stena černokňažníkov, you should continue below routes no. 23 and 24, through an exposed rock (beware it’s slippery!) and over a steep slope above the gorge all the way to a chain (approx. 15m). The routes on Ježibaba start at the end of the chain except for the route Do Spacáku (to the Sleeping Bag), which starts lower directly by the bivouac.
See also the photo in Ježibaba´s topo.

PEKELNÁ STENA
Approach is exposed. See also approach to Ježibaba . At the start of the chain, you need to walk/climb down to the bivouac. Passing the bivouac, follow a small path to a fixed rope that leads you steeply uphill all the way under the sector.
See also the photo in Pekelná stena´s topo.

POSLEDNÁ
Approach to Posledná is by the road from the car park. Immediately after the bend, you need to descend and jump over the stream (under the railing there are two inconspicuous via ferrata ladder rungs). Once you get over the stream, follow a steep path above the gully on fixed ropes to the start of climbing routes.