Ascents as sport by Melwin Quacke having Distinct route

steep juggy moves at the start, then easier

bouldery opening moves then easy cruise to anchors

bouldery start, then easier

nice crimper and slab moves

sharp, surprisingly easy over the overhangs

refreshingly different, jamming and stemming helps

no trad pro necessary

Good holds and powerful leftleaning section

large polished holds, but good hand jams

much more mellow than Guddu Gunnu;some technical moves at the small dihedral

Diverse climbing with tricky initial slab and interesting little knobs in the final wall. Can be linked into single pitch.

In the second pitch, I was fooled by tempting cracks twice, leading you off the bolted line, which has enough hidden holds.

I somewhat bailed out after first bulge; traversing the crack is easier than it looks, but getting to the second anchors isn't

only first pitch. Felt less "plaisir" than Ernia (bolts further apart).

start is the crux, rest nice moves in corner

lots of pockets

opoosed to the top, I found the lower part harder than the upper

relatively sustained 6a

Versatile.

find the footholds

pleasant

Demanding high-step. Stretch thoroughly beforehand.

ok till 3rd bolt, then thorny bushes, loose rock in the final dihedral and a rotten sling as anchor. Better retreat after 3rd bolt.

Delicated somewhat reachy move in the final headwall.

Solid hand jams as soon as you get to the crack. Pure fun.

good holds appear as you climb

somewhat vegetated at the end

Somewhat polished holds. Not that straightforward between first and second bolt - at least at 28°C.

sustained face climbing. Some extra pro can be placed.

wonderful laybacks. One extra piece of pro before the first bolt can be reassureing, the rest is sufficiently protected by the bolts, the sling and the piton.

reachy after the final bolt

tricky slab moves

harder if you omit the right edge

jug fest

Interesting moves and good hand jams

vegetated and sharp crystals. Probably V, until crux arete between bolt 6 and 7. No anchor, use pine for belay or walk off.

Some loose stuff on the ledges, wear a helmet.

Crux to ledge, then nice jugs.

powerful moves on big hold right off the start

nice route through slightly too many bushes. A1 move (overhang at start of second pitch) would include pulling a quickdraw, a sling for stepping could be useful. Last pitch finishes somewhat too the left. Walk off to avoid rockfall.

slightly dirty and crumbly

medium-sized stopper is helpful to fill the gap between first and second bolt after ledge. Consistent difficulty.

marginal thread at beginning of overhang offers some menthal pro, but cannot prevent a grounder when falling close to the ringbolt. However, friendy jugs will prevent that.

tricky start

some power moves in the lower third, then easier.

crumbly at top