Rock Climbing On Durmitor

Yes! There is no restriction for someone to just come in and climb. Climbing is a fun and rewarding sport that can be enjoyed by all ages and experience levels.

As in every outdoor activity, there is a certain risk, BUT when performed properly, rock climbing is a completely safe sport. It’s true that accidents do happen, but if you have an instructor who is smart and responsible, you don’t have much to worry about.

The rope catches you. There are two ways of putting the rope on the wall, depending on your expertise. If you are a beginner, your guide will put the “top-rope” for you so when you climb and fall, your falls are not more than few centimeters.

No. You climb as long as you can.

In top-roping, the middle of the rope is clipped to an anchor at the top of the climb. Both ends of the rope are at the bottom of the climb. The belayer takes in the rope as the climber ascends, so the climber is always protected with an overhead rope and any fall will be very short. Top-roping is very common among beginning climbers, as well as in indoor climbing gyms. It is what you will be doing on the tour.

You should have climbing shoes or some other pair of shoes that you find comfortable for the activity. Bring some water and a snack and a clean shirt for afterward.

Rock climbing is more about finger strength, core strength, and most importantly, technique. We try to keep our weight on our feet and use leg muscles to push us up the wall whenever possible.

Yes, the tour will be canceled if it rains.

Almost everyone is afraid of heights. Some of us just get busy with climbing and forget about the heights, while others just try to manage and control their fear, until they get used to the heights.