ClimbPath
ClimbPath
In terms of natural beauty and sporting value, the route along the rocky drop-off rivals serious alpine via ferratas. Its true highlight is a series of "Vietnamese bridges" connecting the rock faces—offering a thrilling sense of exposure. The traverse takes 1–1.5 hours. Rated "C" (moderate), it is recommended for athletic beginners. Suitable for children over 150 cm tall. Difficulty: D; Length: 300 m; Vertical gain: 90 m.
Leaving the parking lot, head down the stairs and turn left onto the asphalt road; pass the start points of the "Kata" and "Öt Vezér" (Five Chieftains) routes to reach the base of the initial rock face. **Huba section:** Strenuous climbing on an overhanging wall, followed by a traverse with scarce footholds. Rated "D". **Kond section:** After a short bridge, the route features a tricky overhanging corner followed by an awkward overhanging wall. Rated "D". **Töhötöm section:** After the first long bridge and a section of friction climbing, the route proceeds down a vertical drop using artificial footholds. This is the first section of the "Ötvezér" route. Rated "C". **Ond section:** Traverse across a magnificent, broken rock face; after an awkward step-up move, reach a comfortable ledge. Rated "C". **Tas section:** The route begins with a slightly difficult stretch before easing into simpler terrain as you approach the longest bridge. The "Kata" route crosses the path at the beginning of this section. "C" Árpád Bridge: Walking across this airy bridge is a fantastic experience for everyone. "B" Előd Bridge: We reach the final bridge after traversing varied terrain. "B" Álmos Wall Section: We leave the wall's challenges behind by climbing a beautiful, open face followed by a small overhang. The reward at the end of the day. "D"
Rental is available, which is inside the visitor complex. Parking is right next to the visitor complex.
The official difficulty rating of this route is D. However, the climbing community rates it more like C/D.
Not recommended. The difficulty D (rated by the community as C/D) requires previous experience, strength and confidence on rock. A beginner could struggle and potentially block themselves or other climbers.
This is a shorter trip. The climb takes approximately 60 min, the approach 15 min and the descent 5 min. The whole activity takes a little over 80 minutes. Ideal for a sporty morning or afternoon.
The secured section (steel cable) measures 300 meters. During the climb, you will overcome an elevation gain of 90 meters.
The route is technically and physically very demanding (difficulty 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 D, we recommend bringing a resting sling for safer and more comfortable breaks.
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