Ascents in France by Martina Demmel

Seems too perfect to be real! Soo much fun on these 40m:)

Trickyy but super nice:)

The last one in Céüse this year already! Really enjoyable:) gonna miss everything/-body here who made this time soo unique!!!

#2go Simply awesome climb! Tried it once a month ago and wasn't able to do the reachy move directly after the steep part... quick business this time:)

#2go 3 bouldery moves on crimps directly at the start, the rest isn't that hard anymore but even more beautiful:)

Getting harder and more technical the higher you get! got my flow back:)

#2go Wasn't in the flow at all... très dure! It's all about standing on the feet without chalk directing you the right way;)

40m journey in perfect rock:)

Another dndless journey to the top of the cliff including super interesting rock features:)

Exactly what I needed in the evening of this humid hot day: a 40m slightly challenging climb to get my ass kicked, my forearms pumped and my mind working;) just kidding! Beautiful hidden kingline with a tufastart:)

Speed ascent that Isi could make another go before it's getting dark way too early;)

Flowy with so many options to put your feet very high;)

A real gem *****:)

#2go THE 65m kingline through the middle of the Biographie wall! What a long exhausting journey with so much ropedrag and challenging sequences but the stunning view/feeling at the chains is all worth it! The last big classic on my wanna-do list;) without the chipped start

Puuh, what a close fight on those slopy holds and tricky big moves! Could easily be 7c imo;)

Thx Simon for putting up your amazing brandnew draws:)

Isi's support made it possible to battle myself through to the chains of this resistence beast! Loved the tufa sequence at the start:) no chalk from the middle on!

Powerful traverse and a final crimpy crux without any chalk! Perfect warmup with big rests between every boulder;)

#2go One of the simply best & hardest in Berlin;) one promising flash 3 weeks ago with Simon's perfect beta falling at the cruxy crossover high up! But the real crux for small people is actually 2m before the chains after the undercling... soo close with my whole body already swinging outwards before sticking the slopy pocket during the send! hanging draws finally again:)

Had so much respect all the time of this hard looking start which was much easier on only good pockets in the end! Sharp but pretty flat edges all the way up made my forearms super pumped especially 'cause there wasn't any chalk again;)

Finally dry again but no chalk on this waterstructured blue line at all! The must fun part is this technical corner similar part the last few meters:)

#2go Deserves all the popularity because it's for sure one of the best around here! The sending secret is all about recovering enough between all the powerful boulders;) pleased to have got this classic done within 2 tries especially because there was no chalk and draws in at first:) impressive work by Molly to flash this one!

#2go Tricky boulder with a footjam and a crazy swing in the very steep part of the roof! Super hot day without wind at all...

Thx Simon for another great day:) powerful traverse in the middle, supaguad:)

Pretty hard to read section in the middle;)

Amazing climbing around this flat tufa in the end:) was super close to fall on the soaked sloper afterwards...

#2go Super interesting technical moves where you get everything from juggy tufas, slopy monos, hand jams and big pockets:) brutal start with not that many footholds!

Now onto the route I actually wanted to try;) the big move directly at the first tufa was the hardest! Mostly big moves on good pockets and perfect tufas, one of my favs so far:)

Without any chalk! Long journey through perfect shaped sharp rock to the very top of the cliff:)

What a battle! The start wasn't the hardest part as the route was spiced with a few more brutal boulders all the way up;)

#2go The only time you don't have a proper look in the guide book and directly end up trying the wrong route... otherwise I wouldn't have tried this rarely climbed beauty! Lots of varied moves and not only the typical big lockoffs, has the potencial to be a new classic;)

Like half an hour after onsighting the right one, I managed to the fight to the top of this much pumpier endurance beauty as well:) what a day! Biggest thx to Luisa for the hanging draws and putting on some chalk again after the rain;)

Things like this only will happen when you don't expect them at all! Just wanted to boulder up once to warm up for an onsight in the left one but directly found myself clipping the chains of this exposed kingline as well:)) two bouldery sections seperated by a big rest; couldn't see anything while coming around on this edge in the 2nd crux as the sun was still in the wall...

The tufa part in the end is the only reason to battle through this polished lower part;)

The access to a real dreamline!

Carte noire wasn't free so I took the right one to get to the upper wall once again;)

No chalk on it which made it pretty exciting to find the way through this sea of sharp edges:)

#2go Soo damn cold that day with only around 10 degrees when I climb this long gem! Amazing bouldery start which I almost onsighted by falling on the crossmove...

Luckilyy all the important holds were dry and the big rain didn't washed all the chalk away in this diamond:) pretty happy about my reading skills in this one;)

Long quite resistence section to the middle; beautiful slab to the top!

Took me 3 tries to get the first move/jump dealed again even though I've done the left one last summer already... pumpy onsight after the the 3rd bolt;)

Without any warmup;) feeling so fresh and psyched after the most chilled restday ever the day before:) never saw that many people in Cascade...

#2go Always looked up this stunning line but never tried it because I had too much respect of this hard looking start! Then climbed onsight till the middle of the route and realised that the crux is still coming;) one of the best here with a boulder on tiny pockets!

3rd try after "Slowfood right" and luckily never fell after the startboulder; especially today the final slab was completely wet which gave the whole thing some extra spice! Biggest thanks to Malik, Felix and Moritz for the 3 belays and the support during this rainy day:) macht scho bock da rumzumballern;)

The kingline through the blue stripe which you ca already see from the campsite was finally free today! Really good but soo polished;)