Description

Under the peak called Spijonik there is a large field of limestone boulders. This is an untamed bouldering area that is not covered in chalk, tick marks or rubber. The only crowd that you will occasionally meet here are the sheep from the very friendly local shepherd. There are plenty of developed boulders to entertain you for a day or two. Some real joy can also be found by opening new boulders. There is still a lot of potential and you won't have to search long to open new quality lines in any grade.


We won't recommended specific routes here. We will recommend you to hike up to this place with a pad or two and spend the day bouldering, opening some new routes and sleep under the star lit sky on you pads. Don't forget to bring plenty of water for your adventure.

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Overall rock quality is very good. However, because this area does not see many visitors there can be loose or sharp holds.
Most boulders are lower than 5 meters, some go up to 8 meters.
Landings are generally very good.


Season: April/May until the end of November.
There is little shade, but because of the high altitude temperatures are very manageable during the summer.

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Don't forget to download the topo before you go, there is no reception at the crag.

History

Members of the Sarajevan Climbing clubs PD Zeljeznicar and NoComment did the first exploration of the area before the access roads where paved. With the roads now paved the area is well accessible for both hikers and boulderers. In 2017 56 boulders where published in the Rock Climbing Guide for Bosnia and Herzegovina by Igor Vukić and David Lemmerer. The numbers of the boulders correspond with this guidebook. The named boulders have been added in 2023.

Routes on Spijonik
46 boulder 5 Likes
Premium topo by CaseEyes
Iris van den Brink
from Amsterdam
Kees Lampe
from Amsterdam