Budapest, District 9 – Ferencváros (Ferencvaros), Haller Street (Haller utca) 1 becomes base camp for a year of wild rock adventures in 2026. The lineup ranges from high-mountain hikes to full-on climbing courses and via ferrata programs across Europe, built for total first-timers and confident climbers alike. Expect safety-first instruction, stunning locations, and a steady track from beginner basics to multi-pitch mastery—all delivered with modern methods and a lot of stoke.
March 14–15: Via Ferrata Masterclass, Advanced
Level up to lead your own crew. This intensive training packs everything you need to know about via ferratas—planning, gear systems, efficient movement, rescue techniques. If you think you know it all, come test yourself. Fresh, highly practical knowledge designed for advanced climbers. Location: Budapest.
March 21–29: Beginner Rock Course EXTRA (8 Days)
An enhanced beginner rock course with three extra days to cement skills. Over eight days, you’ll train to become a confident, competent climber ready for the next level. You’ll learn on easy, beginner-friendly walls in safe, “lab-like” conditions set in a gorgeous coastal environment—Croatia’s superb limestone by the sea. Base: Budapest; travel to the Croatian coast.
April 3: Beginner Via Ferrata – Skalka
Never tried via ferrata? This one’s for you. Via ferrata—also known as klettersteig—is a protected route on rock walls with steel cables, rungs, steps, and ladders that make movement secure and accessible. You’ll be introduced gradually and safely to the rock world while picking up the rhythm of this brilliant style of hiking. Location: Budapest (trip to Skalka).
April 8–12: Beginner Rock Course, Croatia – Paklenica
Learn the sport from the ground up in Paklenica’s magical canyon, where easy beginner walls meet spectacular scenery. You’ll train at your own pace in safe conditions on top-quality seaside limestone, gaining serious foundations for your future climbing. Start in Budapest; destination: Paklenica National Park.
April 15–19: Multi-Pitch Rock, Advanced
Stack new skills fast on multi-pitch routes while sharpening everything you already know. You’ll review beginner-course essentials, then move into advanced systems: stance management, rope work, gear handling, route efficiency, problem-solving when surprises hit. By the end, you’ll climb a multi-pitch route in half the time it took at the start—confident, fast, and self-reliant. Location: Budapest (with outdoor program).
April 25: Myrafälle Waterfalls & Steinwandklamm Gorge
One-day Austrian gorge adventure. Feel the spray of the cascading Myrafälle and thread through the tight rock passages of Steinwandklamm. It’s a scenic, playful hike for all ages, followed by a reward session with Austrian specialties. Departure: Budapest.
April 26: Advanced Via Ferrata – Austria
Ready to step up? We’ll head to nearby Austria and hit C and D grade lines for extra spice. Warm up on a shorter, easier route, then commit to a slightly longer D route with big panoramas and guaranteed excitement. Tick off two medium-difficulty ferratas in one day and claim your advanced badge. Start: Budapest.
May 1: Via Ferrata for Beginners – Austria
Start easy, stay safe, and keep your jaw dropped at the views. We’ll climb three beautiful, beginner-friendly routes in Austria and get you hooked on this style of adventure, one rung at a time. Departure: Budapest.
May 8–10: Saxon Switzerland Sandstone – Czech 3-Day Hike
Despite the name, Saxon Switzerland sprawls along the Czech–German border, a surreal world of sandstone towers, skinny slots, and unbelievable trails. We’ll spend three days exploring its most stunning corners, slipping into hidden clefts and narrow passes while skirting the heaviest tourist flows. Base: Budapest; destination: Czechia.
May 13–17: Via Ferratas at Lake Garda
Five days of pure intensity: outrageous ferratas, dreamlike views, a splash of city strolling, neon-blue lakes, beaches, jungle paths, canyons, cliffs—and a food parade of pizza, tiramisu, gelato, birra. Expect sunshine on the Garda shore and a serious reluctance to come home. Start: Budapest; destination: Italy.
June 3–7: Boots in the French Alps
Step into paradise: glacier country, huts, lakes, forests, and 13,000-foot-class peaks on all horizons. Trekking is the core, with optional via ferrata for the adventure-hungry. Departure: Budapest; destination: the French Alps.
June 13–14: Via Ferrata Masterclass, Advanced
Another round for aspiring leaders: full-spectrum ferrata knowledge from logistics and gear to rescue. Stress-tested skills, sharp updates, advanced focus. Location: Budapest.
August 19–25: Azerbaijan – Bazardüzü
Dive into Azerbaijan’s wild side. Dangle your feet in a mud volcano, wander Gobustan’s rock carvings, watch a mountain burn, step into a fire temple, rattle along in a retro truck, then summit the country’s highest four-thousander: 14,652-foot Mount Bazardüzü (Bazardüzü). If you’re hunting for adventure, this is it. Start: Budapest.
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Total listings: 12. Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs.
