Also known as 'BontoSzaurusz', this is a moderately difficult route for children, rich in footholds, where one can easily practice using carabiners and master the basics of via ferrata climbing. In sunny weather, you might encounter beautiful green lizards at the start of the route.
Parking is free at the marked location, where you can stock up on food and water. From the parking lot, follow the trail signs to the tarn of Megyer-hegy. Next to the tarn, you can rent gear if need be.
The official difficulty rating of this route is C. However, the climbing community rates it more like B/C.
The route has a difficulty rating of C and is relatively short (35 m). We do not recommend it for complete beginners, but sporty beginners accompanied by an experienced climber (on a rope) can manage it.
This is a very short local or training route. The approach takes 20 min, the actual climbing takes about 10 min and the descent takes 5 min. The whole activity can be completed in under an hour (approximately 35 minutes). Ideal for a quick workout after work.
The secured section (steel cable) measures 35 meters. During the climb, you will overcome an elevation gain of 10 meters.
The route is physically demanding. The combination of difficulty C, length 35 m and elevation gain 10 m means you will spend more than 10 min on the rock and will need good upper-body strength.
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, we recommend bringing a resting sling for safer and more comfortable breaks.