Via ferratas and climbs

reality. Whether you’re longing for playful, secured routes above the water’s surface, or are drawn to the majestic, cloud-kissed peaks of our highest mountains, experiences await that will get your adrenaline pumping and leave you with memories to last a lifetime. Discover the beauty of the vertical world safely, respectfully and to the full.

Via ferratas in the Czech Republic

You don’t have to travel to the Alps to enjoy fantastic rock climbing. The Czech via ferrata scene is experiencing a huge boom and offers routes that will surprise you with their variety and technical challenge. Try the iconic Pastýřská stěna in Děčín with its breathtaking views of the castle and the River Elbe, explore the wild scenery of the Lusatian Mountains, or set off on playful routes along the rivers of South Bohemia. Czech via ferratas are the ideal placeboth for complete beginners who want to safely get to grips with climbing equipment under the guidance of an experienced instructor, and for more experienced climbers looking for a proper strength-testing overhang.

Via ferratas in Slovakia

The Slovak mountains offer via ferrata experiences with a taste of true wilderness and monumental mountain scenery. Routes such as the one on Martinské hole or in the picturesque surroundings of Slovak Paradise will take you through deep canyons, past thundering waterfalls and along exposed rock ledges that will take your breath away. Secured routes in Slovakia often combine sport climbing with the purest Carpathian wilderness. They offer a fantastic challenge for anyone who wants to experience a slightly more exposed climb, test their fitness and enjoy panoramic views that will stay with you forever.

Climbing Gerlach or Lomnický štít

Standing on the highest peaks of the Tatras is the dream of every true mountaineer and mountain lover. Ascents of the iconic Gerlachovský štít or the neighbouring Lomnický štít, off the marked hiking trails, represent the absolute pinnacle of high-altitude mountaineering in our region. Accompanied by a certified UIAGM mountain guide, who ensures your complete safety, you’ll experience a true mountaineering adventure. You can look forward to setting off in the morning by the light of your headlamps, tackling technical rock sections, experiencing a sense of absolute tranquillity, and finally that triumphant moment at the very summit, where the entire Tatra Mountains lie at your feet.