Routes in Europe for selected grade

The island's most popular, steep tufa climb. A good introduction to the style. In peak season, come early for a quick onsight or join the crowd until the sun hits.

A step upwards from DNA but at least as good! One reachy move makes it harder for the short.

Being less steep than the 7's to the left, Trela still requires a lot of endurance or better, some creative kneebars. Take the rightmost line of the shared start with Punto Caramelo and Tufantastic.

[Rope beta: A 70m rope is more than enough for leading and lowering (even though the guidebook says 40m). BUT be aware that stripping QDs might need more rope depending on technique.]

Pumpy and consistent on blobs and a tufa fin. A good line except for one section at the start where it merges with the route to the left.

Tricky, vertical climbing on edges. To the right of El Schuppo.

Relatively easy first half and a long crux sequence at mid height.

Tufa blobs lead to a tufa-fin chimney.

Short, with a bouldery sequence on pinches.

A bit run-out at the top.

A fantastic route that offers technical climbing with some thin moves in the first half. Sustained second half up the cracks and small tufas. Easier for the tall.

Tufas and a crux on pockets.

A good introduction to the climbing in this sector. Good value for the grade.

About as much technical, vertical, slab as you can put into 40m of rock. Good value for the grade.

A technical wall climb.

Probably not your first 7a. A stiff intro, some intimidating moves on mushrooms and a bouldery crux higher up. The bolts are far apart for Kaly standards.

Steep enduro fest with a bouldery, technical crux. Great climbing and committing to the anchor.

Long climb with an intermediate anchor where the real difficulties start.

1. Climb the slab to the right tufa. Get on it and left to the two "balls" with some cruxy moves and keep going to the first chain. Jafedi YouTube

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Amazing and varied climb. A must-do.

A pumpy Berdorf-icon on jugs and pockets.

An impressive, rightward leaning line of tufas with a crux sequence on small holds. The bolts are far apart for Kaly standards.

This short but relentless Berdorf classic is infamous for its low first crux.

Very polished start with insecure clipping positions. The climbing improves significantly after bolt 3.

Guidebooks 6c+/7a+, 8a.nu consensus 6c+/7a.

Pumpy route with a couple of small cruxes.

Thin and techy on great quality, vertical rock.

Use the left-hand ladder to start.

To climb the original line, stay in the bolt line at the 2nd last bolt. See also: 'Nickel (Left Variation)'.

A hard slab on the orange-grey wall, requiring good footwork. Then sustained and steep climbing on good pockets.

Guidebooks 6c+/7a, 8a.nu consensus 6c+/7a.

Infamous hard anchor-clip and possible rope drag problems. Otherwise great tufa climbing at around 6b+.

Two harder sections, first face climbing on crimpers, second a litte overhang to the anchor, separated by a no-hand-rest.

Great, playful moves inside and next to the diagonal tufa corner.

Pumpy blobs and a technical crux on smooth pinches and edges. Avoid on humid days.

Long moves on jugs. Quite soft for the grade (7a) given by the guidebook.

A technical wallclimb with several hard parts and a distinctive long move. Unclipping the first QD after reaching the 2nd and extending the 3rd QD will greatly reduce rope drag.

A straightforward boulder to exit the roof.

Tufa blobs and a fingery crux on broccoli crimps.

Tremendous climbing, Run-outs bits aren't too hard, so keep going!

Great climbing with no tricks.

Sustained, technical climbing.

Bolts a bit off to the side. Polished.

Start in the back left of the little cave. Up steeply on big jugs to a contorted finish.

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At right side of priminent corner along right leaning flake.

An overhanging, quite gymlike climb.

Short but intense and pumpy with a reachy crux towards the end of the organ pipes.

A long, vertical journey, on smooth orange rock, mostly requiring good footwork and routefinding skills.

Crimpy

Good route with a juggy tufa start and a technical upper half. Unfortunately, very poor and sparse bolt placement makes it hard to enjoy if you're not very comfortable in the grade.

Powerful pumpy start onto a wall with good holds and a fun bridging section between the tufas.

Be very careful with the loose flakes on top of the tufa! Shares the top section and anchor with 'Motörhead'.

Two hard cruxes that favour the tall.