Ascents as various tick types by Andreas Aachen

Interesting.... Tried till the first bolt a while ago, not being able to find a solution. Today first go basically onsighting the entire thing by just crimping the shit out of everything. Closest I came to falling off was clipping the anchor, not seeing the sidepull jug.

Engaging climbing on stellar rock quality, where body positioning and esp. good footwork are key.

As always in Gäsi, seems tricky until you understand what needs to be done

First go, but have done the LHV before. Easier and nicer than the LHV (which was already soft), so probs more like 7b.

Climbs better than it looks. For me harder than the new 7bs on the right.

Route reminds me of Gäsi climbing =)

With zero chalk on the route, this was quite an onsight fight.

I guess i was the first one climbing it this year; now the upper section is nice and clean again ;-).

Good addition to the crag.

The crossover / fall into the right hand sidepull is such an outrageous and unlikely move...Super cool when it comes together.

Not physically hard, but good body tension is key.

New long line left of Prince Eisenherz. Gets better the higher you go; with a tricky move out of the dihedral and onto the prow.

For me more 6c, but easier than the sandbagged 6cs to the left of it ;-)

A fun journey this one.

Rapped over it last year to clean it thinking it was Dschungelpfad. Now it turned out, the SAC Glanerland guidebook has this one and its neighbor confused, and this was the old project (I guess now, in hindsight, it makes sense why the grade was no-where near the suggested 7a 😉)

Removed the trees, cleaned the route, and added the missing bolt and anchor. It’s actually really nice to climb.

A bit of a puzzling crux down low (at least for me) where you do about 6 moves without gaining any height (but might be easier/ different if you can reach a bit higher from the ramp). Middle part is fun climbing and then another tricky section around the last bolt, with the typical Gäsi Shenanigans.

Grade needs confirmation.

So the trick is to climb above the anchor....Good climbing but the bottom crux was quite wet.

I hope you are getting a discount on sika Jürgen ;-)

Cleaning up an old dog. Classic line. First go today a few years after my onsight try ;-)

Fun route and tricky indeed. Not the best warmup.

Cleaning up an old dog

Very cool climb. However, I am one of the lucky ones who got to climb this with nice conditions. Can only imagine what this must feel like on a humid day...

Probs more 7cish? Had to pull hard though when a few holds broke while entering the crux.

Good day at meltemi. Crazy what a restday can do for your climbing ;-).

Proper zero chalk onsight. Very cool climb with a fun finale to the anchor.

Beautiful technical slab with 100 monos. Loved it.

Could have been an onsight, but on the 9th day on I was happy to tick the route at all 😂

Yes please, let's have another forced anchor clip crux ...

Nice warmup. Anchor could have been two draws earlier for my liking.

I do feel like I am stil developing, which is a really nice thought...

What a route!!! Happy to finally onsight a 7c which is considered as hard....makes me feel a bit better about all the softies I ticked ;-)

Very pumpy as a warmup but super cool climbing.

If you climb where the bolts are the overhang is the hardest bit of the entire 40m. At least 7a+, possibly harder.

Really enjoyed this one, even with the occasional wet hold.

More a technical wall climb than a dihedral but good fun!

Good fun with a techy crux.

On foot slip in the blazing sun . Cool Climb

Fun Climbing but the grades are a bit all over the place at this wall....

Good fun, just a bit sharp in parts.

No clue while this only gets one star in the book. Super fun climbing with quite the unique crux.

Turns out you don't need that many draws for a 40m route after all... Beautiful climbing but a strong mindset is almost more important than finger strength on this one.

A bit of a harder start, but super cool features all around.

Fun continues climbing till the anchor

Typical chulilla start into some nice climbing and a technical crux towards the anchor. Good fun.

Start is slicker than tom cruise. Very nice climb once you surpassed that.

This must be soft? However with 80km winds I had to fight like hell to not get blown off the techical sections.

The most I fought all trip. The starting boulder is nails, as is the higher technical traverse.

This would be classic if not for the starting boulder.

Very cool climbing with very stupid bolting.