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Routes, Baskets, Traditional climbing

Basket / Boilermaker

Number of trips: 15+3
Height: 16m
Rock: Fragile quartz
Trip Type: Lay / Perpendicular
GPS: 50.0705278N, 14.3622222E
public transport: Tram stop Kotlářka
Parking: U Kotlářky and Svátkova streets
Pdf guide: here

Košíře is a separate area between the Prague parts of Košíře and Kotlářek. The fractured quartz rock is hidden in the forest only a few tens of meters from the Kotlářka tram stop. The area is very poorly secured. This is mainly due to the extreme brittleness of the rock. It often peels off or breaks off in large pieces and falls on the circuit breakers. A helmet is a must in this area! At the top of the rock (accessible from all sides), however, belaying can be done on the top rope around the trees and on selected routes the highest bolt can be reached. Most of the roads are made for traditional belaying with the help of wedges.
Lezení podléha the rules for rock climbing.

Košíře Kotlářka lezecká oblast v samotném srdci prahy, drolící se křemen. výška do 10m lehké lezení

Kosířská Skalka:

GPS: 50.0705278N, 14.3622222E
Leftmost corner (1)

2 II

The first route of the area is more of a boulder. Even without a belay, with more technically careful steps, the climber will reach the top of the tree, where the toprope can then be secured for route 2. Artie greases the cards.

Length: 4 m
Insurance: none
Author: Unknown

Artie spreads the cards (2)

6a+ (VII-)

Inclined and slippery path without fixed protection, but with the possibility of securing a toprope on a small tree at the top. Climbing using the crack in the left corner is allowed.

Length: 5 m
Insurance: Traditional
Author: M. Kulajta, 03/04/2016

Left corner (3)

4a IV+

The left corner is a very crumbly, slightly overhanging road, on which a helmet is necessary. It leads through the left edge of the left plate, over two borkhas of the Myclinka path to the climb. The last borhák of the road is used as a slanák with the use of an expressway or two.

Length: 8m
Insurance: 1 + traditional + slanák
Author: Unknown

Myclinka (4)

4c (IN)

The path marked by the first arrow on the left panel. It is a very straightforward climb skirting the edge of the plate, along good steps and holds. The first half is decided traditionally. At the top, you can easily make a toprope from the last bolt.

Length: 12m
Insurance: 1 + traditional + slanák
Author: M. Kulajta, M. Tučka, 03/07/2016

Praline (4.1)

4c (IN)

The Pralilinka branched off from mother road No. 4 just before the first bolt. It then continues straight up to the top.

Length: 12m
Insurance: 2 + traditional
Author: M. Kulajta, 03/07/2016

In the middle of the left plate (5)

4c (IN)

A logical path leading through the center of the plate to a joint abseiling or climbing. The path is marked on the rock and is secured traditionally. It has very good, little crumbly grips and stupas. For traditional belaying, we recommend friends and small wedges of the tricam type.

Length: 12m
Insurance: Traditional + salty
Author: M. Kulajta, M. Tučka, 03.2016

He teased (6)

4b (IN-)

He tricked them the last and also the shortest and easiest way of the left plate. The route is not secured by a fixed belay and can be climbed traditionally or via toprope. The rock does not crumble much here. Catches and stupas are very good and stable on Košíre

Length: 12m
Insurance: Traditional + salty
Author: M. Kulajta, M. Tučka, 03/07/2016

Beararium (7)

4c (IN)

A crumbly, slightly overhanging path along the narrow wall of the left edge of the middle plate. The path is marked by an arrow on the rock. The rock breaks in large pieces in the last third. A helmet is required.

Length: 10 m
Insurance: Traditional + salty
Author: M. Kulajta, M. Tučka, 03/07/2016

Middle edge (8)

4c (IN)

The first path of the middle plate, also indicated by the arrow. The climb skirts the left edge of the rock. The securing is dominantly traditional, inserted into small joints. Both the seams and the edge tend to crumble. Caution and a helmet is recommended.

Length: 11m
Insurance: Traditional + salty
Author: Unknown

In the middle of the middle plate (9)

5b (VI-)

One of only three permanently secured routes leading directly along the line of two borhaks to abseiling on the mountain. It climbs over cracks and edges. The edges are very crumbly and the stones on them are wobbly (do not break). The climber should take extra care when catching the edges, the belayer should wear a helmet.

Length: 11m
Insurance: 2
Author: Martin Tučka, 03.2016

Sparka (10)

5a (V+)

Diagonal path diagonally along the seam starting in the right corner of the rock. The route leads along sloping joints and horizontal edges to abseiling. The edges are just as crumbly as the previous trip, so the same recommendations apply.

Length: 10 m
Insurance: Traditional + salty
Author: Unknown

Right corner (11)

2+ (III)

A short route climbed through the chimney using rock on both sides, unlocked traditionally or with a toprop fixed around a tree. The chimney is very dirty and crumbly with debris falling from the top. Climbing is simple and technically undemanding. A helmet is recommended.

Length: 8m
Insurance: Traditional
Author: Unknown

End of procrastination (12)

6b+/6c (VII/VII+)

The path is blocked by two borhák and leads to the exit. It is possible to tie a toprope to a tree above a rock, but it cuts the rope with a sharp edge. The road is the second most energy-demanding road in the sector. The use of the stone block of the Right Corner path is allowed.

Length: 10 m
Insurance: 2
Author: P. Babinec, M. Kulajta 17.10.2016

Procrastination (12.1)

7a (VIII)

Variant dividing from the mother path 12. on the shelf. This variant leads to the right of the borkhaki without using the right edge. It is the most difficult, very finger-demanding path in the area. Insurance is the same as for route 12. End of procrastination.

Length: 10 m
Insurance: 2
Author: P. Babinec, M. Kulajta 20.10.2016

Edge of Procrastination (12.2)

6c (VII+)

The second variant of route 12, Hrana procrastination leads to the right along the edge of the rock. It is also divided from the previous two into a shelf under the overhang. The path is the most strenuous. For securing, use toprope as in the previous two routes or the first bolt of routes 12 and 12.1 and then a wedge or friend in the joint on the right behind the edge.

Length: 10 m
Insurance: 1 + traditional
Author: P. Babinec, M. Kulajta 20.10.2016

Count Hoe (13)

5a (V+)

The path marked by an arrow (to the left of the edge of the rock) and leading straight up along the crack. It is unlocked only with a salt shaker. It is therefore necessary to get to the ropeway from the top and secure it with a toprope or use a wedge inserted into the joint to secure it. Use of the right edge of the rock is permitted.

Length: 10 m
Insurance: Traditional + salty
Author: Unknown

Right edge (14)

3+ (IV)

The first of two paths around the right corner of the rock. The ascent is on a very loose slope. The rock does not crumble here and the holds and steps are good. Securing is traditional using wedges. Traditionally for this area, however, you can connect toprope at the top.

Length: 8m
Insurance: Traditional
Author: Unknown

Right wall (15)

2+ (III)

The last road of the area, on the slope above road 14. Right edge. The onset is very unpleasant and loose. However, the grips and stupa are very good and solid. Belaying is traditional or toprope.

Length: 5 m
Insurance: Traditional
Author: Unknown

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Baskets:

The Košíř climbing area can be reached from three main directions - from the south, west and east.

South access road is the most used. It runs from tram stops. The climber goes from the last stop of the tram to the forest on foot. There are several paths that lead to it. We recommend the path opposite the crossing (GPS: 50°04'12.1″N 14°21'43.5″E). In the forest, we go left and follow the footpath for about a hundred meters to the rock.

Western access road it is very similar and leads from bus stops. It is also suitable for those who come by car to U Kotlářky and Svátkova streets. Access here is also very easy. It is only necessary to go to the place where the road turns from Pod Kotlářkou Street and take the forest path at these coordinates: 50°04'13.1″N 14°21'41.0″E. This footpath connects to the one from the previous approach.

Eastern approach is the least used. It leads from the other part of the forest from the street U Klikovky a paintball field and the Řízkárna restaurant. A footpath through the forest leads to the top of the rock. The footpath starts at the end of U Klikovka street and immediately divides into two. To get to the Košíře climbing area, we have to go left and then left again at the next fork in the road. Then along the way we arrive at the top of the rock.

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public transport: Kotlarka stop
Buses no.: 167 and 265
Trams No.: 9, 10, 15, 16, 98, 99

Parking: U Kotlářky and Svátkova streets or Pod Skalkou and U Klikovka streets.

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