Przełom Marcinka, 암벽등반

1A 1B+2A 2B+3A 3B+4A 4B 4C 5A 5B 5C 6A 6B 6C 7A 7B

지도

계절특성

설명

📕Przełom Marcinka is covered by multiple topos with some conflicting info. "Beskid Niski i Pogórze Karpackie" climbing guidebook has the most comprehensive info both for sport climbing and bouldering. There is a free PDF sport climbing guidebook in Polish and Slovak (pages 12-31). There are more sport climbing topos on wspinanie.pl, all are linked on their respective cliffs. Complete bouldering info in "Czarnorzeki Boulder Topo". Some of the boulders are also covered on 27crags. Hand-drawn bouldering topo "Przełom Marcinka--Pośrednia" in Polish with occasionally more routes and V-grading.

접근 문제들 Poland으로부터 상속된

지정된 장소

🦅Check in with the "Ptaki w skałach" spreadsheet for routes with nesting birds.

접근

🅿Park near Prządki (49.7424, 21.7995). Parking near Kamieniec (49.74103, 21.7847) is also an option if you want to climb on Sfinks or if the other parking is full.

🛣Approach from the perspective of Prządki parking:

To get to Kibel, turn left immediately after getting onto the path.

For Samotne Bloki and Blok z Platformą, you will see them to your left on the path to Samotni Kamień, and you'll see more boulders as you go further down the hill.

For Samotni Kamień, go straight on the main path. If you continue on the main path, you will eventually get to Sfinks.

For all the other boulders and cliffs, turn right off the main path before Samotny Kamień (or after it, but you'll have to walk up a steep hill) and follow the right side of the hill. The path is blocked off if you decide to go around Sfinks.

윤리문제 Beskidy i Pogórza Karpackie으로부터 상속된

새로운 루트 가능성

There are no set-in-stone ethics for the Beskid Mountains and Carpathian Foothills region, but there are guidelines everyone should follow to minimize the impact.

Never climb on wet sandstone. You have to wait for 1-4 full days after rain depending on the area as the rock is brittle when wet.
Use chalk reasonably and remove it when possible. The white spots worsen the aesthetics, reduce friction when too much is built up, and sometimes irreversably change the mineral structure of the rock.
Avoid overbrushing. Only use brushes with soft bristles and do not press too hard.
It is better to use UFOs and knots (textile protection) instead of metal gear when trad climbing, but both are usually deemed okay.
Do not create artificial holds. It is allowed on some quarries, but even there it is reserved for a select few.
Avoid climbing in areas where it is explicitly forbidden (all national parks, most nature reserves, some natural monuments).

Unfortunately, all of the rules stated above are broken regularly, often times by experienced local climbers.