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1 6c
2 6b
3 6b
4 6b
5 6a+
6 6a
7 6b+
8 5c
9 6c
10 5a

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  1. SL: 6c, start technical, on small holds, good foot technique required, then finger crack for a few meters, leading to a piaz-sequence, strenuous, after traverse to the right, a bit more difficult for smaller people, finish again slightly to the left.

  2. SL: 6b, start upward to the left, second bolt quite high up, not very many possibilities to put a placement (we put a sling on a small tree). Then steep passage on ok/good holds to the next bolt. Then technical sequence upwards to a blunt left oriented, half moon hold, piaz this hold until you can put the left foot to the left on an ok foothold an mantle to the left, easy finish.

  3. SL: 6b, easy start, use long slings for the first bolts to prevent rope drag. Then technical sequence, good footwork needed to bring feet high enough, then climb to the right around the corner to the next bolt. From there traverse to the right, finish straight up, steep, good holds.

  4. SL: 6b, first 20m steep upwards, good holds, then traverse to the right, short sequence with blunt holds, good footwork needed (spread the feet, until you can reach a good hold); then traverse to the right an upwards, the last meters technical to the end.

  5. SL: 6a+, nice climbing, start a bit bouldery, after not very difficult upwards (to the left are the bolts of the "Fair Hands Line", be careful to take the right bolts, traverse slightly to the right, end a bit technical.

  6. SL: 6a, nice climbing, traverse to the right.

  7. SL: 6b+, very difficult start, for smaller people not possible to clip the bolt before the crux, stay low and traverse to the right after first bolt, then upwards.

  8. SL: 5c, easy start, very technical finish to the left over a slab.

  9. SL: 6c, easy a bit technical start, after 2nd bolt very difficult section, you stand on nothing, hold on nothing... somehow it's possible to stick to the wall anyway.... from the second bolt traverse to the right until you have better footholds, than you go up to the next bolt. Then easier section, upwards, good hold on the left, from there clip the bolt above the overhand, than traverse to the right, to a good foothold, than upwards along a shallow crack and over a slab to the finish.

  10. SL: 5a, compared to the rest easy finish, a bit slabby but feels very easy after the rest.

Route history

1994First ascent: Yves und Claud Remy

Warnings

Location

Lat/Lon: 46.61496, 8.31431

Grade citation

6c,6b,6b,6b,6a+,6a,6b+,5c,6c,5a Assigned grade
6b+ Campbell Gome

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Overall quality 79 from 4 ratings.

Tick Types

Onsight 2

Comment keywords

brilliant perfect crux

Selected Guidebooks more Hide

Author(s): Sandro von Kanel

Date: 2023

ISBN: 9783906087528

A selective guidebook describing the rock climbing and sport climbing in the Western Swiss Alps between Fribourg and Goschenen, including Interlaken.

Author(s): Sandro von Känel

Date: 2023

ISBN: 9783906087580

A selective guidebook describing a selection of rock climbing and sport climbing routes at grades from F6b and above, in the Western Swiss Alps, including Freiburg, Bernese Oberland, Vaud, plus the entire area of the Valais.

Author(s): Christoph Klein & Jürgen Winkler

Date: 2023

ISBN: 978-3-95611-182-2

Hört, seht und staunt - alles in allem warten hier 120 Pause-Touren! DAS ultimative Werk für Extremkletterer und für alle die von den ganz großen Kletterrouten der Alpen träumen (wollen).

Im extremen Fels - Die "legendären" Alpinklettertouren in den Alpen

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