Video: Giant cave in Serbia developed with climbing routes

Charlotte Durif and her friend Josh Larson have continued their trip around the world and stopped in Serbia. Correctly understood, Serbia. Certainly not the most famous climbing destination and certainly not the country with the most routes. That's why Charlotte and Josh helped out and set up numerous routes.

The capital of Serbia, Belgrade, counts about 2 million inhabitants. The climbing community of the metropolis is extremely small with 200 persons. The situation is similar when you compare the rock potential with the number of routes set up in the southeastern European country. With the support of local climbers, Charlotte and Josh set out to find a new, impressive climbing spot. They found a huge rock cave in a climbing-technically almost untouched valley in the south of Serbia.

Video about the adventures of Charlotte Durif and Josh Larson in Serbia

Credits: picture Cold House Media

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