Buková hora, Mountain summit in North Bohemia, Czech Republic
Zinkenstein is a rocky summit in North Bohemia that rises steeply from the surrounding landscape along the Czech-German border region. The exposed rock face and natural formations create a rugged appearance with plenty of climbing opportunities for visitors.
The summit received its German name Zinkenstein in the 19th century when this border region fell under Austrian rule. The location along territorial boundaries shaped how the site was known and used over time.
Local climbing enthusiasts regularly gather at Zinkenstein to practice their skills on numerous established routes graded from 6a+ to 8a.
The summit can be reached via marked hiking trails starting from several locations in the surrounding area. Parking and basic facilities are available in the nearby village of Zubrnice, where most visitors begin their journey.
The mountain features thirteen documented climbing routes, including the technical challenges of Schnakenperiode and Hammerroute sectors.
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