Routes as sport in Switzerland

Keep to the left

Vorsicht, Einstig grosser Felsausbruch durch die Wurzeln

On the left-side slab, start up the bolt route on the right. Climb 6 pitches of lovely slab 5a-5b. Then, head up steeper headwall for 4 more pitches, followed by an easy finish pitch.

1. 5a. Slab up angling rightwards.

2. 5a. Slab up, right, then up.

3. 5a. Slab up then right.

4. 5b. More slab, up and rightwards.

5. 5b. Still more slab, up and a bit rightwards.

6. 5b. Finally the last slab, to a lovely ledge.

7. 5a+. Up steeper rock on huge holds.

8. 5a. Walk up and right over easy ground, then up good climbing on slanted face.

9. 6a. (5b 2 p.a.). Up steep featured rock with quartz crystals.

10. 5b. Up over small roof, then up good rock.

11. 4b. Walk upwards to short easy finishing wall and step right to anchors.

Descent: walk off -- up and back on obvious trail, then down steep gully. Does not go to bottom of climb, but back to the road. Or rappel -- all anchors suitable, but careful of stuck rope on top pitches.

Verlängerung von Pipi

Same start as 'Barbar', but instead of going left, keep going straight up

5c obl. ==[en]== stoppers (size 5-9) are useful may be used, but you can go without ==[de]== Keile in den Grössen 5-9 sind nützlich, aber nicht zwingend erforderlich

Same start as 'Barbar', but instead going left, go slightly to the right at the beginning

Two routes left of "Parapic"

A nice route for games with friends. How about only using one hand. It goes with the right hand only!

Alternatively try climbing using the fewest handholds possible. Each time you touch a hold with your hand or below the elbow it counts as one.

Current record is 7 handholds to the top. Put a comment in your log if you beat this!

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