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Profi-Line Sports Centre

Large climbing wall

Drnovska 19
Prague 16100
Czech Republic

Next door to the Ruzyne prison, this wall (once you've found it) is large. Taking up one end of a gymnasium, it stretches about 40 metres long and 20 metres high. The variety of routes ranges in difficulty from easy to very difficult and like all the walls in Prague, bolts and extenders are in situ and plentiful. This is a wall given over mostly to leading and it's possible to make low solo traverses, but no crash mats wait below. The popular venue tends to become little congested in the early evening and at the weekends. The staff offer rope and boot rental.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Ultra Ant Climbing Wall

A small and friendly climbing wall Tynska 17
Prague 10100
Czech Republic
+420 2 2482 6039
http://www.ultraant.com/index1... The smallest and friendliest of the three climbing walls in Prague. Located a stone's throw from the Tyn Church, it's also the most accessible. Three sides of a small gymnasium (not much bigger than a basketball court) are filled with overhangs which look imposing, but many of the holds when tried are enormous. That said, it's not really a place for beginners; only one wall is not inclined beyond the vertical. Walls hit the ceiling at fifteen metres and it is possible to climb with ropes or solo. Bolts with 'In Situ' extenders abound as do half-metre-thick crash mats. When five parties are climbing with ropes, little room is left for anything but soloing.

Review © 2007, Wcities