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Saxon Switzerland – Climbing in the National Park – Peak Climbing
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Save money with a group booking: five people for the price of four!
Example – Beginner’s climbing course:
5 people = 240 Euro (4 x 60 Euro)
10 people = 480 Euro (8 x 60 Euro)
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Prices for the climbing courses |
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Group climbing courses for all levels of ability |
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Climbing: knots – how to tie knots - safe rock climbing
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A brief overview of the most important knots to know when climbing. Click on the thumbnail-image to see each page. Feel free to print them out and practice before coming!
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© Rock-Trail Gbr • Götzingerstr. 3 • D-01855 Sebnitz • Tel.: +49 (0)3 59 71 - 80 300 • Fax: +49 (03) 59 71 - 5 33 13 • www.rock-trail.de
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Saxon Switzerland is one of the largest natural occurrences of sandstone in Europe and with over 1100 registered climbing peaks is the German El-Dorado for climbers around the world! 
The climbing courses take place in Saxon and Bohemian Switzerland. Those who reach the top are rewarded with a breathtaking view over the valleys, forests and rock formations and a feeling of adrenalin, satisfaction and happiness all at once. You can also sign your name in the legendary book that awaits you at the top of every official registered peak in the national park.
The practice of “free climbing”, now popular around the world, was founded here in Saxon Switzerland and since then the region has been a firm favourite among locals as well as climbers from around the world. Climbing is a natural and aesthetic form of movement harnessing one’s own strength to master even peaks that at first sight may seem too high or too difficult. There is almost always more than one way leading to the peak, some more difficult than others. These are classified in degrees of difficulty, which in our region lie between I and XI.
