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Bujkáló

43 m Length
20 min Climbing Time

5 min Approach
5 min Descent
50 m Elevation
Rope bridge
Overhang
Chimney
Cave
Viewpoint

Routes at Felsőhámor are PRIVATE, owned and maintained by the 'Hámori Szikla és Jégmászó Sportegyesület'. You need to be a member or specifically request a guide.
You can start this route directly or by going through the rope bridge. It includes a small cave and a short chimney section to top out.

There are 2 ways of parking. One is payed, which has plenty of space or you can try and park roadside for free, but there's really limited space for that.

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Terrain


Status and Difficulty

Perfect The route is undamaged and completely safe.

Difficulty Comparison

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Official C/D
A B C D E F
C Perceived

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Frequently asked
questions

The official difficulty rating of this route is C/D. However, the climbing community rates it more like C.

Not recommended. The difficulty C/D (rated by the community as C) requires previous experience, strength and confidence on rock. A beginner could struggle and potentially block themselves or other climbers.

This is a very short local or training route. The approach takes 5 min, the actual climbing takes about 20 min and the descent takes 5 min. The whole activity can be completed in under an hour (approximately 30 minutes). Ideal for a quick workout after work.

This route is exceptionally steep. The secured section measures 43 meters, during which you gain 50 meters of elevation. Expect a lot of vertical climbing and ladders.

The route is technically and physically very demanding (difficulty C/D), but relatively short. It requires explosive strength and a strong grip, while overall endurance is less important.

The essentials are a certified via ferrata set (energy absorber), climbing helmet, climbing harness and sturdy footwear. Via ferrata gloves are also strongly recommended. Due to the difficulty level C/D, we recommend bringing a resting sling for safer and more comfortable breaks.

Information about the route provided by

Szilveszter Gáva
Last updated on 11. 10. 2026 at 18:25.