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Via Ferrata - Děčín

Via Ferrata on Pastýřská wall is located in the middle of Děčín above the Labe river and directly opposite of chateau. Ferrata offers 16 routes of many difficulties.

It was put into operation in April 2014. Since then, a total of 16 different trails with different levels of difficulty have been created. It is freely accessible and free of charge, you only have to pay for the rental of the necessary equipment (ferrata set). For safety reasons, it is forbidden to climb if it rains or the wall is wet. It is suitable for physically fit individuals with no climbing experience and can also be done by athletically gifted children. You can arrange an experienced guide who will explain everything you need.

You can rent equipment for the ferrata in the ACTIVE POINT DĚČÍN cycling rental. You can park in the parking lot at the nearby roundabout, in the parking lot under the Tyrš Bridge, or on the other side of the Elbe by the library. All routes start on the Elbe Embankment at the original lift to the Shepherd's Wall.

Via Ferrata Děčín is really for everyone. Beginners will learn the basic skills of moving along the via secured path in a very interesting environment. The Shepherd's Wall offers a choice of 16 routes with lengths of 150 - 170 m on one rock and absolutely everyone will be amazed by the breathtaking views of the opposite castle and the deep Elbe canyon. "Our certified guide will safely escort you to the sky. You only need 1.5 - 2.5 hours to enjoy this attraction.

Via Ferrata Děčín is also suitable for children. According to our experience, we recommend a body height of at least 130 cm. The weight limit is determined by the technical parameters of the ferrata sets, which are designed from 40 kg. In case of a fall, there is a risk that the braking system will not work for lighter persons and it is therefore necessary to secure them with a rope. Our experienced guides will take care of securing children and persons under 40 kg.

What is Via Ferrata?

The name Via Ferrata comes from the Italian language and translates as "the secure way". It is a secured route through difficult mountain terrain, equipped with belay ropes, handrails and footrails and other aids so that even an inexperienced climber can climb it. These routes can vary in difficulty and are marked in our country according to the Austrian model (A - the easiest, after E - the most difficult). There are dozens of these routes all over Europe. Austria and Italy boast the largest number thanks to the magnificent Alps.

The Shepherd's Wall in Děčín is the longest ferrata in the Czech Republic and also offers the most ways to climb the wall. It is also the only ferrata located in the city centre, which is not quite common even in Europe.

Contact

Address
Ferrata Pastýřská stěna
Labské nábřeží
Děčín

Website
www.ferrata-decin.cz

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