Ascents in Wolfsberger Wand having Beta

Fell in the crux in the middle of the route.

Crimpy slab to a no-hands rest, then crux moves over a bulge and wall to another no-hands rest and a beautiful move into the final wall, jugs to finish it off. A nice climb with exactly the right number of bolts.

Standardised crimpers to the first bolt, easier to the ledge at the second, then a nifty traverse to the arête and a boulder problem over the bulge. The slab above might be a bit problematic if it's moist, should be climbed more often to remove the rest of the moss. The upper part is just enjoyable climbing, occasionally on the arête, sometimes in the north face (it's actually not facing east, despite the name). You can still fall off in the last section, beware the barn door!

Surprised myself at the third bolt: I grabbed a chunky hold which turned out to be too bad, so instead I pushed against it from below, which kept me on the wall long enough to search for a solution further left. One star deducted for the lower, splintery part. The top section is the usual quality climbing in perfect rock.

Marvellous, straightened classic (as far as I know, the original bailed out left below the rooflet, where the best part begins). The layback crack after the rooflet is brilliant. A nut or small friend soothes the nerves before the last bolt, though it's not really difficult there. High quality rock, great line.

Haha, I almost wiggled through, but then suddenly I dropped off like a wet bag. Really hard to give this a grade.

A very unique crack. You can still climb it as a dihedral in the lower part, but then you're faced with a thin off-width, too narrow to fit your head through, so you need to somehow wedge your shoulder in to reach desperately for a hold on the left and then throw your leg in above the narrowest part. The rest is easier and quite comfy

Quite mental...

Seems rarely climbed, but it's pretty cool!

Another #repeat of one of my favourite climbs in this grade in the Frankenjura.

Wanted to inspect the holds of "O tempora, o mores" from above, so I decided to #repeat this beauty. Felt much more secure this time around. Awesome line. And it should definitely go clean, I might give it a go sooner or later.

Hasn't been done in a while. Difficult above the second bolt, then quite easy and really enjoyable to the highest point.