Young climbers are taking over Mišja peč! The iconic limestone walls have been buzzing with energy as a group of young guns from across Europe recently sent some of the crag’s most demanding routes — many of them reaching personal

The Easter holidays in Istria were all about girl power, with impressive ascents by some of the strongest young female climbers around! One standout was 13-year-old Austrian girl Ella Grad, who visited the iconic Buzetski kanjon. In sector Pengari, she made

Heads up! There have been reports of car break-ins at the Osp/Mišja peč parking area. Most of the vehicles parked there were broken into, and cash was stolen. Please take extra care—bring all your valuables with you to the crag

Winter is slowly saying goodbye, and spring is just around the corner. But before we fully shift seasons, let’s take a look at some of the most impressive winter sends that have recently gone down in Istria. This winter has been

Yesterday, Janja Garnbret made history again by climbing Za staro kolo in majhnega psa (8c+), an iconic route at Mišja peč. Originally established by Tadej Slabe in 1992, this route was once considered the third hardest in the world, following

Janja Garnbret took advantage of good conditions to onsight the hard and crimpy Popolni mrk (Total eclipse), an 8c route in the central part of Mišja peč. The route is about 35 meters long, with the first 15 meters being pumpy,