Ascents by Lukas having Distinct route

Super nice, very long old-school route following a crack. Some parts of the crack have a bit too many plants in them, but otherwise very nice. Starting dihedral is really interesting as well.

Grade super sandbagged, this is at least a 6a+, if not a 6b everywhere else.

Good slab climbing to summit the pillar.

Switch into slab mode to unlock the last third of this one. Feet and holds get very sparse, especially around the top.

Nice and super sharp! A bit runout in the middle.

Very beautiful route, in my opinion not 6a though. Highly enjoyable, great moves, great views.

Hard start, then gets easier.

Easy start, then overhanging on big holds and with a crimpy crux. Great!

One of the nicer routes here, a bit weird bolting at the top, suddenly veering left.

Best line of the wall, more mandatory moves than the other routes.

Cool route, scaling some sweet small overhangs on good jugs. Gets progressively harder towards the top. A „gardener“ should be sent up to clean up some of the flora, though.

Super nice

EPIC day! The climb is highly recommended, but it stops short of the unnamed summit and a long, exposed scramble is waiting for you after.

The climb is a lot of standing on small holds, but the rock is phenomenal, and there are some mindblowing pitches. The 6a pitch is a dihedral like in a gym: A small crack, big holds, OK feet where you need them. Amazing!

Reaching the summit, you shorten your rope and then start to wrestle your way up and down a looooong ridge until you get to the abseil anchor at Wiwannijoch, tagging Wiwannihorn (3001 m) on the way. Took us 2.5 h from last climbing anchor to rap anchor, and the scrambling is right near the limit of where I would start to pitch it out… spooky and tiring!

Great route following a quartz vein. Bouldery start, easy middle, tough but nice slab finish.

Interesting, slopey climbing with invisible (from above) feet. Mini-roof is morpho and can be harder than 6a for shorter people.

First half of this route is sadly uninteresting. Above the overhang, it‘s very nice, though! Third bolt is very rusty and should be replaced, but it‘s not unsafe as it‘s in the easy part.

Hard to know if you are on the "right" route, as there are so many just next to it.

Very nice slab, though hard for the grade if you're not used to the rock. Third bolt currently loose, recommended to do the 5c left of it first, then hanging a super long draw into the fourth bolt. Ground fall potential in case of third bolt failure, and the climbing above it can throw you off.

Nice route, but went to the top anchor on the right, not on the left, as it is marginally better, but still extremely rusty. Needs to be replaced.

Guidebook (Plaisir Jura) says 6a+. Cruxy.

Nice route. The crux is reaching to the large undercling flake, many different betas are possible.

Listed in the newest SAC guidebook as 6a, which is accurate.

Very nice, varied route with a lot of interesting transitions. 6a might be slightly soft.

Juggy niceness.

Traverse crux

Two-move slab crux, nice.

Nice to climb directly above the sea, but the holds have a soapy quality to them due to the humidity.

Extremely sharp in the first half.

Nice route, crux around the first few bolts, well-protected.

Retroflash. Still super nice, if getting a bit polished on the obvious footholds. Crux is at the top of the crack.