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Benjamin Marjanovič in Doris (8a) in Costiera @ photo by Anej Kodele Interesting news come from Benjamin Marjanovič who climbed all the routes in Costiera, an old-school climbing area with amazing scenery above the gulf of Trieste. His last redpointed routes were Meglio di niente (7c) and Doris (8a). Just to mention, that Costiera is home of the first Istrian 8a, Santa Esmeralda. There are only

Photo @ Osp today The weather in the last days was not on the climber’s side. There were some windows of sun around new year, but as well a lot of rain, so many tufas were dripping. Now the rain stopped and the clouds are beginning to clear, the rocks are getting dry, and seems that it will be possible to climb normally again. From tomorrow

Photo @ Kompanj Dear ClimbIstria followers, climbers and all nice souls around, www.climbistria.com team wishes you all a Happy new year 2018! We wish you all a lot of nice days outside in our beloved crags, perfect conditions, big biceps, good skin and supportive belay buddies. 😊 Let's enjoy next year as it was our last, stay healthy, full of love, everything else will come by its own. See

Mina Markovič in Histerija (8c+) in Mišja peč @photo by Luka Fonda Yesterday, Martin Bergant fired his hardest route to date, Histerija (8c+) in Mišja peč. The king line in the central part of Mišja peč in between the famous warm-up climb Rodeo (7a) and the classic Ptičja perspektiva (7b, 8a+) was first climbed by Matej Sova back in 2004. It is around 35 meters long with the

Photo @ Osp and Mišja peč It was a sunny week and the weekend full of climbers on the rocks in Istria. Lots of routes were climbed, just to mention some of the hardest redpoints. Jaka Šprah sent Corrida (8c) in Mišja peč. This is the third 8c for a young climber from Ljubljana and his first from Mišja peč. Corrida is an extension of the famous

Photo @ yesterday from the parking of Kompanj Last week in Istria was full of sun, perfect conditions and climbers everywhere. An extreme number of beautiful routes were climbed, nice emotions were achieved, climbers had fun, … Just to name a few of the most remarkable ascents that we forgot in our last post. Austrian, more specific Tyrolean ex competitor Martina Harnisch explored Istria for a bit and

photo @ Nico Ferlitsch in Martin Krpan (9a) in Mišja peč On 28th of October 16 years old Austrian Nico Ferlitsch redpointed Martin Krpan (9a), the hardest route in the right part of Mišja peč. He tried it in winter, spring and after the summer he came back in October to finish it off. For a successful ascent he needed about 40 tries during this year.

photo @ Kompanj Klemen Bečan really not tires from climbing. Looks like he is not taking rest days at all, since he’s onsighting, bolting new routes, doing FAs, coaching on climbing camps and so on. This time he was climbing on the left side of Kompanj, more specifically in sector Klobasi or Ghey team however you prefer. In between routes La dottrina di nappi Valentina (8a) and

It’s not only happening on Octoberfest, f… Rocktober is in Istria! Good conditions are here, enthusiastic climbers are filling the crags, and nature makes you feel nice and warm in it's autumn colors. Let's start with the queen of our climbing areas, Mišja peč. Young and strong guns Klemen Novak and Matevž Stopar both redpointed Lahko noč Irena (8b) in a burning sunny day and Australian Heather Trevarthen smashed

Istarske toplice @photo by Anja Bečan Klemen Bečan was climbing in Istria during his training camp. In between he managed some first ascents in Istarske toplice. First he onsighted Panino con tutto for which he proposed a grade around 8a, afterwards he onsighted as well a project left from Fino a qui tutto bene (8b+) for which he proposed a grade of 8b and named it