Routen in Malta für ausgewählte Schwierigkeit

From the top of the middle boulder, take the bulge on the left and climb the wall to the left of the caves.

The overhang just right past the heart-shaped scoop.

Just left of the big cave is a diagonal crack with a sloping finish.

Half a metre right of the crack. Start using a mono with the right.

One and a half metres right of the crack. Start using the 90* flake and two-finger pocket with the right.

From the slot move left to black flowstone then a hand traverse line left to the undercut prow, up this.

Continue traversing until easy ground leads to a cave. Continue out of the left side along a slightly rising line. A swing out on sloping ledges gains a brilliant traverse along the lip of an overhang. Follow this for 5m until it eases. Move up and climb diagonally right on pockets to gain easier rock.

The right arete of the narrow wall on your left. Nice but silly as its easier on the other side after a while

Start climbing on loose rock up until you reach a ledge a third of the way up. Pro- tection is useless up to this point. Continue on the overhang diagonally to the right up until you reach a resting position in a hole about two thirds of the way up. Climb right, out of the hole. There are a couple of good slings as protection, however placing them will drain your energy.

A direct on The Division Bell. Takes the steep crack directly above the black slabs. Nuts about Rock 7 size are crucial

Starting from a gorse filled ledge, up the slab and thin curving crack to the hanging piton. Desperately left into the sloping groove. Finish more easily up the upper slabs.

Direct up the centre of the Blue Wall, with an independent start from the ledges. Up past an insitu thread(!) then follow the faint groove directly past a piton. Thin and exposed but brilliant.

Directly up from the left side of the ledges past good jugs at 5m. Continue up to a good wire placement then traverse 3m right to two small sloping ledges. Make a hard move to get your feet onto the first one and hands on the second (wire runner), step down and right to a thin diagonal crack. Make a move up then reach right for a good hold and runner in the next crack-line. Follow this till beneath the final leaning wall. Move up to a horizontal crack and finish strenuously slightly right.

The smooth scoop on the right wall of the cave. Up to the thread then swing right and up the crack and wall more delicately

Shared start with previous route. Up and trending right on really nice features, before turning the lip to clip the anchor.

Shared start with TR, then left at about 2/3 height.

The smooth bulging white slab, starting just left of the crystallized rugosity to finish at a piton.

Delicate grey slabs 6m left of the crack, no gear on crux

Start below a scoop at the righthand end of the wall above the shelf, up this to a t then left on big pockets to the top.

Up the crescent but reach for the rat-hole and exist direct

The bulge just right, then a black streak in a corner scoop.

Up the black streak

Becomes a 6c when keeping to the right of the bolt line.

Licheny start on small crimps and enjoyable overhang moves after the ledge. Shares the anchor with "At long Last"

Short but punchy.

Furthest right route in the cave. Any unsuspecting tourist might see this name and assume it has something to do with Thor´s brother but I am told that in Maltese, it means toilet...