Ascents as various tick types as sport by Melwin Quacke

hard crimpy start

removed some ivy and found nice climbing

lots of pockets

harder than it looks

demanding upper half

bouldery start, then consitently hard moves

some lychens in the lower part, then interesting moves with some balancy friction. Watch out for loose stones.

watch out for loose rock at the top

some technical smearing moves in the rightward traversing section

balancy move past 1st bolt, then pure pleasure.

jug fest

athletic first move, then slightly easier

crux: clipping the second bolt. Use short quickdraw in first bolt.

balancy move past 1st bolt, then pure pleasure.

Bouldery start, then easier; with two additional slings for the crack perfectly protected.

unfriendly first clip, the rest is nice

crux after bolt

medium-sized stopper is helpful to fill the gap between first and second bolt after ledge. Consistent difficulty.

only first pitch. Felt less "plaisir" than Ernia (bolts further apart).

great grip in a leaning dihedral with interesting moves

nice route through slightly too many bushes. A1 move (overhang at start of second pitch) would include pulling a quickdraw, a sling for stepping could be useful. Last pitch finishes somewhat too the left. Walk off to avoid rockfall.

Athletic moves and easy upper half

few positive holds

Beatiful grip

start is the crux, rest nice moves in corner

crux at start. Couldn't find any anchors, traversed left along handrail crack to anchors of "Placcha"

few positive holds

large polished holds, but good hand jams

hard move past bulge

versatile climbing, final crimpy meters were the crux for me.

bouldery start

start is harder than it looks. No real crack climb.

bouldery opening moves then easy cruise to anchors

awkward clip from ledge

The move past the bulge is trickier than it looks. Can be linked into single pitch.

still good friction

Diverse climbing with tricky initial slab and interesting little knobs in the final wall. Can be linked into single pitch.

quite pumping and reachy in some parts

rock is better than it looks, stemming is the key

nice jam at the start, then easier to the top

tricky start on slick rock off the block

tricky start

I somewhat bailed out after first bulge; traversing the crack is easier than it looks, but getting to the second anchors isn't

interesting line

Continued from Halfmoon.

Slightly polished in the crux pitch. Some slings and chocks were useful in the wet upper pitches.