Via ferrata · Grude
Via Ferrata Peć Mlini
Route overview
- Grade
- E/F
- Cable length
- 260 m
- Vertical gain
- 150 m
- Approach
- 5 min
- Crossing
- 2 h
- Descent
- 15 min
Season: Year-round
Total on the hill: 2 h 20 min
Published as E/F. The route's own catalogue entry notes it climbs closer to D with shorter E sections.
The hardest via ferrata in Bosnia & Herzegovina, published at E/F — two full grades above anything else in the country. 260 metres of cable, 150 metres of vertical, and two hours of climbing for that distance, which is the clearest signal of how sustained it is.
At Grude in western Herzegovina, five minutes from the road, near the Ravlića cave. The catalogue entry itself qualifies the grade, suggesting it climbs closer to D with shorter E sections. Year-round.
How we know this
BOA has not inspected Peć Mlini. The figures on this page come from published sources, not from our own survey. Cable and anchor condition changes. Nothing here is a substitute for checking the route yourself before you climb.
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