A natural climbing wall in the vicinity of Zhodishki.

This artificial climbing wall is located in the open air. It was created back in Soviet times and combines natural materials and artificial construction. Despite the fact that the project has not been fully completed, it still attracts mountaineering enthusiasts.

Located about three kilometers from Zhodishki on the western shore of Vilia, the climbing wall is a pile of stones partially held together with concrete mortar, forming a climbing route that is considered quite simple. It is known that it is used by local children's sections for training.

This is a unique and very interesting place in Belarus. The road to it runs through the forest and generally has no serious obstacles.

The natural climbing wall offers atmospheric views of the river. The height of the climbing wall is approximately 35-40 meters. You can swim in the river if you wish.

This is a great place to park and camp! It is better to combine a visit to this place with a visit to nearby sightseeing points. For example, further down the road you can see the remains of an old bridge.

This unusual natural climbing wall, man–made and located in the open air, is a rare find for Belarus.