Ascents in Luxembourg by David Vanneste

Followed the more logical line to the right fit an easier finish.

2nd go this time around. Long boulder move to start, two more delicate moves towards the top.

Warm up

2nd go. Really cool line, not always easy to read. A bit physical towards the end after a good rest.

Tricky moves where you need to trust your feet.

Warm up

Last section hardest part for me. All of the sudden an the big jugs are gone.

Second go.Just enough energy left at the end of the day to finish this classic.

First attempt to climb between the three cruxes, second go next day to rather quickly link them all together. Used the plateau on the left to rest, lock-off on a decent left hand crimp for the long move. Hardest struggle ended up being the mantle to the anchor in typical berdorf style.

Hardest move after you clipped the anchor probably. Nice work on the arete.

Start of with some laybacking and save some stamina for the juggy overhang.

Finally. Climbed the route incredibly smooth and convinced of my beta. Victory whipper from the top.

Lots of route reading to find the correct direction in the lower half. Second half has some challenging mantles where the exposure feels a bit intimidating.

Two goes to remember what the beta was.

One go to rediscover the upper crux and then a comfortable send.

Chipped. Tricky sequence.

Don't be like David. Go to the right anchor. It's on the left.

Amazing bottom section. A bit dirty on top.

Great route. Beautiful climbing without stemming on the wall behind you. Committed finish!

First time doing all the moves. Harsh sun in the afternoon.

Third go