Hallo My name is Jacek Bronowski. I'm 29 years old polish. I like to hiking and climbing. I'm interested in spending about 7 to 14 days in Slovenia. I'm looking for some informations (f.e. climbing quide-book) about Slovenian rock-climbing areas. I prefer rather recreational climbing (dificulties frm UIAA IV to VII) on the 20 to 200 m high walls, like in Arco (Italy) region or Pilistein (Austria). I don't interested in climbing at big walls in mountains f.e. Triglav etc. Could you suggest me some pleasent climbing areas with interesting, middle lenght (over 30 m), not very dificult climbing routes. I will be very hapy, when you give me some practical informations (when is the best perid to climb in this area, where can I sleep (tent), etc. I found in internet short info about book "Climbing Guide Plezalisca Slovenije" by Tomo Cesen (http://www.tris-a.si/pzs/ka-sp.htm). There is possibility to buy this guide-book by WWW? There are some Slovenian internet book-shop where can I buy climbing quide-books with Visa Card? I found in internet (http://www.kiss.uni-lj.si/~k4fm0089/) short infos about two areas: - pod Reško Planino and - Cerjan but climbing routes in this areas are rather very short (I thik). Sorry for my poor english... I will br very glad to recive your answer. Jacek Bronowski, Poland jacekbr@pascal.pl http://www.lodz.tpsa.pl/iso/AKG/Badile/autor.html
Jacek, there are probably no areas like Arco in Slovenia. But there are some nice crags for sport climbing (mostly short, 10-40m long bolted routes) and some interesting walls in the Alps. INFO For sport climbs: -- guide book Slovenia (Prezelj, Cedilnik): almost all crags in Slovenia, english-italian-german. You can buy it in most climbing stores (see http://www.pzs.si/pzs/koledar.nsf/htmlmedia/body_ponudniki_opreme.htm for a list). In most of them you can pay by plastic (probably also with Visa). For on-line order go to www.sidarta.si -- on Internet: see Clinks for a list of links For alpine climbs: - different guidebooks- for a list see http://www.pzs.si/pzs/zalozba.nsf/WebBook?OpenView&Start=1&Count=100&Expand=3#3 - on net: not much, AFAIK, for a list see: http://www.pzs.si/pzs/koledar.nsf/htmlmedia/smeri.html HTH, Bojan
Hallo
My name is Jacek Bronowski. I'm 29 years old polish. I like to hiking and
climbing.
I'm interested in spending about 7 to 14 days in Slovenia.
I'm looking for some informations (f.e. climbing quide-book) about Slovenian
rock-climbing areas.
I prefer rather recreational climbing (dificulties frm UIAA IV to VII) on
the 20 to 200 m high walls, like in Arco (Italy) region or Pilistein
(Austria).
I don't interested in climbing at big walls in mountains f.e. Triglav etc.
Could you suggest me some pleasent climbing areas with interesting, middle
lenght (over 30 m), not very dificult climbing routes. I will be very hapy,
when you give me some practical informations (when is the best perid to
climb in this area, where can I sleep (tent), etc.
I found in internet short info about book "Climbing Guide Plezalisca
Slovenije" by Tomo Cesen (http://www.tris-a.si/pzs/ka-sp.htm). There is
possibility to buy this guide-book by WWW?
There are some Slovenian internet book-shop where can I buy climbing
quide-books with Visa Card?
I found in internet (http://www.kiss.uni-lj.si/~k4fm0089/) short infos about
two areas:
- pod Reško Planino and
- Cerjan
but climbing routes in this areas are rather very short (I thik).
Sorry for my poor english...
I will br very glad to recive your answer.
Jacek Bronowski, Poland
jacekbr@pascal.pl
http://www.lodz.tpsa.pl/iso/AKG/Badile/autor.html
Jacek,
there are probably no areas like Arco in Slovenia.
But there are some nice crags for sport climbing (mostly short, 10-40m long bolted routes) and some interesting walls in the Alps.
INFO
For sport climbs:
-- guide book Slovenia (Prezelj, Cedilnik): almost all crags in Slovenia, english-italian-german. You can buy it in most climbing stores (see
http://www.pzs.si/pzs/koledar.nsf/htmlmedia/body_ponudniki_opreme.htm for a list). In most of them you can pay by plastic (probably also with Visa).
For on-line order go to www.sidarta.si
-- on Internet: see Clinks for a list of links
For alpine climbs:
- different guidebooks- for a list see
http://www.pzs.si/pzs/zalozba.nsf/WebBook?OpenView&Start=1&Count=100&Expand=3#3
- on net: not much, AFAIK, for a list see:
http://www.pzs.si/pzs/koledar.nsf/htmlmedia/smeri.html
HTH, Bojan