In 2015, two Via Ferrata routes were opened for public. Via Ferrata are climbing routes secured with fixed steel cables and iron rungs and pegs which allow even medium-skilled mountain tourists access rocks which are normally difficult or even impossible to hike and climb.

Since 2006, Vír has had a unique ice climbing wall. It was first opened by the Matuška brothers in the caravan site on the hill, and, in 2008, under Adrex.cz, they moved it to a more attractive locality on the right bank of the Svratka river, near water reservoir Vír I.

While all along the Svratka river water just crawls on the riverbed in grass among boulders, at the point of production of electric power at the local hydroelectric power station it becomes one of the wildest streams in the Czech Republic.

Vír and its surroundings are made for cycling and mountain biking. That’s why we have been involved in the construction of the most interesting trails. An artificial trail opened in the spring of 2020. Now bikers do have a reason to stop by.