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Summary

The climbing area near Agapia monastery includes one distinct sector, with two separate cliffs. The rock is high-quality sandstone.

Description

High-quality sandstone crag, with both trad and sport routes, as well as some potential highball boulders. Still in development. All routes are in top-out style, and feature no chain tops. It is advisable to use static ropes and rappel from the trees above in order to clean/prepare the routes. Extra care must be taken for the top parts, as these are most likely to remain humid and damp after rain, making the top-outs a quite tricky endeavor.

Approach

500m drive upstream of Agapia monastery, followed by a 10-15min hike on a visible path which starts on the right side of the road (when coming from the monastery). A small meadow, adjacent to the river can serve as a good parking spot.

Where to stay

Agapia village and surroundings, camping in the meadows nearby.

Ethic

Don't climb straight after rain/snow or on fog - rock is friable

Clean the holds with natural hair brushes and magnesium to absorb moisture; only use wire brushes (copper or other soft metals) in extreme cases (clearing lichen)

After climbing a route, please erase your tickmarks and magnesium off the holds

No artificial holds

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