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Czech sandstones: Krizovy Vrch, Adrspassko-Teplické Skaly
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Czech sandstones: Krizovy Vrch, Adrspassko-Teplické Skaly 

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Page By: julesblaidd

Created/Edited: Jan 3, 2007 / Jul 31, 2007

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Our first sandstone experience

In September 2006 we went to the Czech Republic to climb sandstone in Krizovy Vrch and Adrspassko-Teplické Skaly (very close to Polish border).

We mostly climbed on limestone, dolomites and granites before and we had never met sandstone. :-) We heard it is a little bit different than other rock types but we didn't suspect that the difference is so big... :-)
Czech sandstone is very soft you cannot use any metal hardware such as camalots, friends, nuts, etc. You can use only slings. There are not too much anchors so these underbelayed routes are very scary first time... and second and third time as well. :-)

But it was a very great trip and we want to climb here again because it is beautiful and not so overcrowded.

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No comment... he's just crazy

Sandstone towers

In the labyrinth of sandstone towers

Labyrinth among the rocks

Chimney

Landing UFO... "Jug"

Game of the lights

Small tower with big window

Sunset on sandstone towers

Taking some photos before rapelling

Czech climber in Adrspach

Snoopy, the dog :-)

Lead climber is going in a chimney

Descending from Musketeer

Climbing on Musketeer in Krizovy Vrch


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Martina MarmoškaADRŠPACH

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This is my most famous sand stone rock town here in my country, I love climbing there. You can see some photo from this place in my image.
Posted Feb 18, 2008 3:44 pm

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