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Cave mountaineering - How to become a cave climber?
It is safe to say that the underground world of caves is the other, hidden, more difficult to access face of the mountains. It is the other side of the same coin, the mountain coin. People who go hiking or climbing in the mountains - and thus interact with the mountains on their surface are far more numerous than those who go below the surface and explore the underground. The reason for this is that the world of caves is a more difficult world, requiring great self-denial and proper preparation. A climbing course can be done in a week. In a few days you will acquire the knowledge that will allow you to practice sport climbing. To become a cave climber requires as much as... a year! Yes, that's how long a caving course takes.
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Canyoning: Discover the magic of canyons
Canyoning is a type of adventure that combines elements of climbing, trekking, swimming and jumping into water. During canyoning, we explore narrow canyons deeply cut into mountainous terrain, traversing them downstream, climbing rock walls, crossing waterfalls and diving into deep pools of water.
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Via Ferrata: Equipment needed to safely complete the routes
Via Ferrata, also known as the “iron road,” is a thrilling and exhilarating form of climbing that is gaining popularity among mountain adventurers. Via Ferrata routes are specially prepared mountain trails, equipped with metal brackets, ladders, bridges and ropes, which make it easier to traverse difficult sections of terrain. However, in order to safely enjoy this activity, the right equipment is required.
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Climbing styles or a word about climbing with a rope
Climbing is a sport in which we not only overcome our own limitations and step out of our comfort zone, but also overcome specific technical difficulties resulting from the difficulty of the climbing route. Our skills, the available climbing equipment and the route itself determine the way, called style, in which we can overcome a particular route. And there are several styles of overcoming climbing routes, and it is worthwhile to become familiar with them.
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Equipment for a beginner climber - what to buy?
Every beginner climber asks himself what equipment to buy. Welcome to the guidebook where you will find a ready-made shopping list - a practical list of equipment necessary for climbing. You will use such equipment for climbing on a climbing wall, during rock climbing and also in the mountains.
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Speleology: essential equipment for underground enthusiasts
Speleology, or the science of caves, has fascinated and attracted people for centuries. Cave explorers, or adventurers in the underground world, must be prepared for the various challenges of cave exploration. Here's a look at the essential equipment that helps speleologists safely and effectively explore underground labyrinths.
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Climbing in Croatia - Paklenica
Croatia’s Paklenica is one of the most beautiful places for climbing, hiking, and relaxation. The mountains, the sea, seafood, stunning views, and—above all—beautiful climbing routes of varying difficulty act as a magnet for climbers. All of this is accessible within a dozen or so hours’ drive.
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What kind of crampons should I bring hiking? Should I choose hiking crampons or climbing crampons?
Crampons are an indispensable part of the winter equipment of every hiker and climber. They protect us from slipping by providing a stable grip on ice and snow, and allow us to climb on winter climbing routes and icefalls. Learn how to choose the right crampons and fit them to your needs.
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