Ascents as various tick types by Melwin Quacke

delicate one-move problem

Feels natural.

Starts with small holds, then holds get juggy but reachy.

Tricky start

Easier if you use the edge.

reachy, two-move-problem

Nice, but very defined. Bailing out to the right makes it easier.

crux at R, take thin sling to protect exit

somewhat sketchy to first bolt

versatile moves with stemming, jamming and laybacking. Well protectable.

well protectable tricky starting moves, then awesome jamming

somewhat sketchy moves on mediocre pro first bolt

sandy and somewhat brittle at the start, but juggy and two sling placements close to the lid.

somewhat sketchy between 2. and 3rd bolt

Tricky start, then easier. Final steep arete has good jugs

hard start, non-trivial finish. Clipping the ring bolt can be protected in hole with 10 mm sling or UFO

"No worries" slab

start balancy but well protected with 5 mm sling

sandy, stiff for the grade

sandy

Coarse Granit, fancy pressing moves and some edges just where you need them.

Crux with some nice jamming

Demanding finger locks to the thank-god root of the spruce. Accidentally took the exit of the route, which was quite a runout over a lychen-covered slab.

impressive, exposed, watch for ropedrag

surprising moves around Corner

cool laybacking, solid pro

versatile

nice jamming

tricky start

stout start

reasonable pro

stiff start for the blue parcour, the following problems seem a lot softer

bouldery start, crux before ledge, strange and brittle at top

sharp corner

stemming dusty ledges

good holds all the way

sustained technical difficulties