Christoph Rauch

If Natz Bramslinger is 6+, this is too, but the crux could be considered 7-. Far to the first two bolts, but not dangerous. Crux is at the third bolt.

I almost hesitated after clipping the first bolt, but then just went for it. Enjoyed the crux moves a lot!

Manoeuvred myself into a dead end in the crux; just couldn't move. Took me a while to find out how to do it afterwards, because I was so committed to using the sharp sidepull pocket for the right hand; finally let go of that idea and spanned to the left before that; ended up in awesome, aesthetic moves, some of the best I've done in a while. Nice!

Still good, jugs everywhere. The second to last clip was still a bit awkward, though. Nice dihedral finish.

Similar to its right neighbour; far but easy to the first bolt and not much harder to the ledge. Good pockets lead to a hard undercling move under the roof, which then resolves quite nicely.

Good line, good climbing and good protection (nuts possible before the first bolt). Not as polished as I had expected from the description in the guide book.

The traverse to the first bolt is probably the hardest part, from there it's practically a staircase, but nice!

It seems I climbed the wrong start last time, which is why the second bolt seemed so high (it was actually the start of "Nordverschneidung"). The correct start is actually nicer, but the bolts sit too far on the right, since you're actually climbing the crack. Gives you the opportunity to climb the nicely structured wall, though.

Messed up the part leading up to the crux and had to rearrange hands, so I didn't have enough power left to flag and grab the strange pocket on the left … all in all a very good route, but I like the moves in "Sautanz" better.

Difficulty gradually increases and reaches its pinnacle at the second to last bolt. Took a few bigger falls there before finding a good sequence (heel hook!)

Scarce protection, but interesting climbing. Many small, mediocre pockets between first and second bolt. After the second bolt, once you've reached the arête, it gets way easier, but protection is basically nonexistent (the threaded sling didn't look too bad, but you shouldn't trust those anyway) up to the anchor.

Beautiful, natural line. It's unfortunate that the direct start is so much harder, but the tiny ramp leading up diagonally actually adds some spice. Could go on like this forever. It was almost dry save for a short section in the middle. Lots of possibilities to improve the protection (which isn't too bad to begin with).

Hard to get past the second bolt (short traverse) on small, sharp crimps. The upper part has been bolted recently, but I suppose it's not the original line, which went through the crack on the right; instead, you're climbing up the small buttress.

The hardest part is getting beyond the hand crack at the start to just above the first bolt. I cleaned the middle section from lots of leaves, dirt and vegetation, so now the top part is actually quite nice to climb. Good nut in a pocket after the ledge on the left before the second bolt; funny finish bridging up and then squeezing through the narrow opening.

I started by bridging up the little chimney. The actual climb is nice with good holds.

Cool line along the obvious arced crack. Good moves, balancy in lots of places; good footwork is helpful. Better lower at the last bolt, there's no anchor above, so you'd have to traverse further to the right and finish up "Schluchtweg".

Also a really good route. Two shorter crux sections, linked with good moves in the crimpy middle section.

Brilliant layback flakes all over the place. I should come back and try this one green point. Perfect rock quality, very natural line, nice moves.

Unfortunately, there are big loose blocks before the first bolt. They're wedged in, but feels a bit sketchy. After reaching the ledge (which you can also reach from the right, without loose rock, but maybe a bit easier), the rock gets much better and it's actually quite the tricky dihedral.

I let myself be drawn to the right at the last bolt by an unnecessary tickmark, so the finish was harder than it needed to be; nice layback in the end.