A limestone outlier on the Częstochowa Upland with walls up to 18 m high and eight climbing routes.
Bezlik is a rock on the Częstochowa Upland, in a forest north of Zastudnie in Janów municipality. It is an outlier of hard rocky limestone with vertical walls up to 18 metres high.
8 climbing routes have been set on the rock, all from 2011, with difficulty from VI.1 to VI.4 on the Kurtyka scale. They have fixed protection points: bolt rings and abseil stations. The routes include Królowa Margot (VI.2+, 18 m) and Filar Małopolski (VI.4, 18 m).
Inside the rock is the Schronisko z Dzikiem cave. Not far away stand the ruins of Ostrężnik Castle.
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