Access to the Crag
Paklenica is reached from the small coastal town of Starigrad-Paklenica, which is approximately 46Km from the tourist town of Zadar. The National Park is well sign posted off the coastal road. For details on how to get to Paklenica, click here.

Climbers are required to purchase a climbing pass, available at the park reception. As of 2004, the cost is; 3-day pass is 60 Kuna (just over £6); 5-day pass is 90 Kuna (just over £9). It should be noted this pass only allows climbing within the designated climbing area. To find out about the different types of routes at Paklenica, from single pitch sports routes in Klanci to the many multi-pitch classics on Anica kuk, then click here. There are more than 400 routes to chose from!

The best time of the year to visit is in the spring, late summer and autumn, though it is possible to climb throughout the year. Every year there is an International Alpine gathering held at the end of April and beginning of May. For more information about the best way of getting to Paklenica, then click here.

There is plenty of accommodation in Starigrad-Paklenica that is suitable for rock climbers. For information about renting an apartment in Paklenica, then click here.