Via Ferrata Podružje, Via ferrata in Raštani, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Via Ferrata Podružje follows the Podružje stream through a canyon near Mostar, featuring metal cables, ladders, and bridges that guide climbers along steep cliffs rising over 330 feet (100 meters) above the riverbed.
The via ferrata was established to promote outdoor tourism in the region and provide a safe climbing route through the canyon, with reinforced anchors and safety infrastructure installed to facilitate access to the natural terrain.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has a strong mountaineering tradition, and the Via Ferrata Podružje adds to the variety of outdoor activities available, drawing both local adventurers and international visitors interested in exploring the country's natural landscapes.
Visitors should wear closed-toe footwear, bring water and sun protection, and use proper safety gear including helmets, harnesses, and gloves, with guided tours available from Mostar for groups and individuals at rates starting from 50 euros per person.
The route offers the unusual experience of climbing close to a flowing stream, passing through water pools and cascades, with seasonal variations that see waterfalls flow vigorously after rains and dry up during summer months.
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