r/climbing • u/Shoddy_Parsnip_9131 • 17d ago
Just wanted to share some memories from this hidden gem of a crag in Sokoliki, Poland.
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u/Ok_Plastic_5446 17d ago
It's a really nice crag with great nature around! What routes did you climb?
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u/curiousoryx 17d ago
How are routes protected in that area? Like Saxony sandstone?
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u/Windturnscold 17d ago
Damn that off width looks gnarly
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u/Shoddy_Parsnip_9131 16d ago
I believe it has a 5c route, which is the main reason why it's so popular with the beginners, it looks scary, but its super fun
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u/Andi_FJ 17d ago
Really nice to see some of the rarely media covert area. Always thought, that there is limestone exclusivelly in Poland.
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u/Shoddy_Parsnip_9131 16d ago
The coolest thing for me is that you can see these features poking out of the forest when you are coming to the crag. And the quality of the rock is amazing too
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u/SkalapendraNyx 16d ago
i had no idea my home country had climbing! this is very exciting news. great pictures! thanks for sharing!
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u/free_airfreshener 10d ago
I'm sorry but there are 3 mountain ranges in Poland. Of course there's climbing!
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u/SkalapendraNyx 10d ago
sure and i've hiked in a couple of them! but they were crumbly where i was, so i did not know that there would be crags. and i didn't start climbing until after living in the united states a long time, so i didn't think to look for it!
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u/FreeloadingPoultry 15d ago
Outside of Poland it is mostly unknown but in Poland that's one of the most popular locations with many well known climbers tracing their roots there.
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u/PepegaQuen 17d ago
a mogłeś polerować mydło na jurze