Climb the iconic massif of Shepherd’s Wall via ferrata in the city of Děčín in the Czech Republic with UIMLA mountain leader Lukas.
Group
1 Day
Aug, Sep
Occasional
First Time
The striking sandstone massif of Pastýřská stěna rises from the shores of the great River Elbe in the northern Czech Republic city of Děčín.
Resting on top of the flat peak are spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding lush green hills and winding waters of one of the largest rivers in Central Europe.
The ascent of Pastýřská stěna, translated as Shepherd’s Wall, consists of 14 thrilling routes of various difficulty.
During this trip you will learn the fundamentals of via ferrata climbing, such as proper equipment usage and correct technique, which prepares you for the wilder climbs in the Alps.
Based within the heart of Děčín in the north of Bohemia, the massif of Pastýřská stěna is considered one of the best spots for via ferrata climbing in Czech Republic.
Climbing the Shepherd’s Wall is extremely accessible, and is suitable for absolute beginners with no previous climbing experience.
Even better, it is suitable for all the family, with children aged 6 and above being able to ascend the massif.
Get in touch now to reserve your place in the Bohemian city of Děčín for a thrilling via ferrata ascent on the Pastýřská stěna massif in the Czech Republic.
- Guiding fee
- Rope
- Harness
- Helmet
- Crampons
- Belay and rappel devices
Backpack
Watter bottle
Other gear: comfortable sportswear
I have been surrounded by mountains all my life. My parents took me hiking even before I could walk. Later on, as a teenager, I started cycling at a very high level for almost 10 years. And then, in 2013, my passion for the mountains drove me to sign up to become a professional Mountain Guide.
In 2015 I got my Rock Climbing Instructor certificate and finally in 2017 I graduated as a UIMLA certified mountain leader. Every day I fulfil my childhood dream of living in and for the mountains.
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