Bosnia-Herzegovina Rock Climbing
Elevation: | 1,528 ft |
GPS: | 44.19, 17.699 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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Shared By: | Gunkswest on Oct 3, 2018 · Updates |
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Looking for lifetimes of unclimbed limestone? If so, Bosnia-Herzegovina could be for you!
The excellent 2018 sport climbing guidebook by Igor Vukic and David Lemmerer (balkancolours.com/) lists hundreds of routes at dozens of areas. The authors have also organized wonderful climbing events (drillandchillfestival.com).
Two great places to visit in Bosnia-Herzegovina are Tijesno Canyon (near the city of Banja Luka and where the Drill and Chill Festival has been held) and Blagaj (near the city of Mostar). Both are within a few hours drive of Sarajevo (which also has some climbing). In both locations you'll find psyched local climbers who speak English.
Eastern Bosnia-Herzegovina (near the town of Brodar for example) has thousands of routes waiting to be done, as does the southwestern portion (near Berkovici).
The excellent 2018 sport climbing guidebook by Igor Vukic and David Lemmerer (balkancolours.com/) lists hundreds of routes at dozens of areas. The authors have also organized wonderful climbing events (drillandchillfestival.com).
Two great places to visit in Bosnia-Herzegovina are Tijesno Canyon (near the city of Banja Luka and where the Drill and Chill Festival has been held) and Blagaj (near the city of Mostar). Both are within a few hours drive of Sarajevo (which also has some climbing). In both locations you'll find psyched local climbers who speak English.
Eastern Bosnia-Herzegovina (near the town of Brodar for example) has thousands of routes waiting to be done, as does the southwestern portion (near Berkovici).
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