Mala Orlica Via Ferrata Climbing Experience

By Ahmed Pasic

Free cancellation available

Features

Feel the thrill of climbing a via ferrata route through a rock formation
Enjoy a unique experience as you pass through a natural opening in the rock
Climb a vertical section with closely spaced metal footholds for comfort
Follow natural ledges and footholds as you wind through the trees
Experience a route suitable for beginners and seasoned climbers alike

Dates

Travellers

Languages available

Starting time: 10:00

Price details

Rp1.343.116 x 1 AdultRp1.343.116

Total

Until Mon, 24 Aug

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Professional licensed guide – certified A/B/C category guide ensuring safety and support throughout the climb
Full via ferrata equipment – helmet, harness, and ferrata set included
Safety briefing – short instruction session before the climb to learn basic techniques and safety procedures
Unique rock passage – experience the thrill of climbing through a natural rock window at the top of the route
Scenic surroundings – enjoy the tranquil forest setting and natural rock formations along the trail
Photo opportunities – capture memorable moments from the climb and stunning views from above
Marked and maintained trail – clear signage and stable footholds for a comfortable and safe experience
meals

- Not allowed: Alcohol and drugs
- Not suitable for: People afraid of heights, People with claustrophobia, People with vertigo

Begin your adventure on the Mala Orlica via ferrata, a route that’s perfect for beginners. Start with a vertical climb of about 4 metres, then transition to a short traverse leading inside the rock formation.

Continue climbing vertically towards a window-like opening at the top of the cliff. The route is clean and solid, though climbers should be cautious of those positioned below.

After exiting through the opening, the trail continues across easier terrain, following natural ledges and footholds that wind through the trees. Along the vertical section leading to the opening, there are closely spaced metal footholds, making the ascent comfortable and easy even for less experienced climbers.