Climbing a rock face while being belayed by a climbing partner.

Burjakove peči

A top-class climbing area surrounded by nature.

The rocky Burjakove peči above the forests of the Topla Valley.

Below Peca, in the Topla Landscape Park, Burjakove peči rise amid lush greenery. With their height and high-quality rock, they rank among the best climbing areas in Slovenia. The wall faces southeast, which means you can not only enjoy complete peace here, but also climb when most other climbing areas are overheated by the sun. Burjakove peči lie within the UNESCO Karavanke Geopark and in the Topla Valley, protected as a landscape park, so it is necessary to strictly follow the rules that apply to the protected area.

There are around 68 climbing routes on the wall, graded from 3 to 8c, and ranging in length from 6 to 55 m.


Difficulty overview: 4a–4c (3), 5a–5c (6), 6a–6b+ (28), 6c–7a+ (22), 7b–7c+ (19), 8a–9b (13).
Best time to visit: April to October.
Type of bolts: glue-in bolts and expansion bolts.
Access: possible by vehicle; a car park is provided below the wall.
Approach time from the car park: 1–10 minutes on foot.
Wall route height: 6–50 m.

Climbing the rock face at Burjakove peči.

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