Ascents in Bandstein as Onsight

easy but very committing due to loose rocks and pretty dirty as not many people climb it i reckon, use a helmet for both belayer and climber if you intend to jump on.

Nice movement on pockets and tricky plus tacky sequences throughout

The first pitch is a direct version of "Prinz Gedenkweg", also leaving out the funny squeeze through the big hole, which makes it quite underwhelming. Pitch 2 follows the line of the second pitch of "Schwab Gedenkweg", but then branches off into a traverse left to finish up to the highest point of this part of the wall. The crack is difficult and not every hold is trustworthy, the traverse also shows visible signs of former holds, and the last few meters were vegetated (but we took care of that). I suppose the original routes are more worthwile, especially now that they are reequipped.

What a line. A little hard move over the bulge, other than that it finds its way through the wall along the best possible set of pockets. To finish it off, I went back to the anchor of Herbstmanöver and topped out to the final Bühler bolt. #warmup

Funny first pitch with a crawl through the little cave. A bit moist above the cave, though. Second pitch was perfectly dry and a real treat, surprisingly good dihedral climbing, slightly overhanging in the upper part above the second bolt (not sure which of the two bolts in the second pitch was there originally, but it used to be only one).

Wonderful easy route, more a walk than a climb, but with a nasty little passage at the beginning, justifying the grade. You can just pull on the draw, though, then it's something like a grade 2 or 3 up to the finishing crack, which is again a little harder (but not exceeding grade 5, I'd say), but can be climbed nicely as a narrow chimney. Really worthwhile!

Good wall climbing with an overhanging finish. A nut after the first bolt (not counting the peg) is sensible. Originally, the cave after the first bolt was used to set up yet another belay.

Looks good, but it’s shitty. Runout and bolts make no logical sense.