Ascents in Rupertuswand as Onsight

Nice, easier in lower part, gets smaller in the upper half

Balance to go to the left on small holds, then nice

Bouldery to go to the second draw, then nice on pockets

New route on the far left, good rock and nice moves in the middle part, with some sidepulls along the cracks.

Great wall climbing on pockets. Crux in the middle before the break. Devious little undercling: first you spot it from below but you can't really do anything with it. Then you move up so it's just in front of your belly. Remembered about it just in time, but then almost botched the onsight because I hastily slapped up to the break, hoping for a jug, but just hitting a sloper. Had to do a few insecure moves to get out of that conundrum. The upper part is easier, just stay a bit on the left and you're good.

Good #warmup, if you stay a bit left of the bolts, it's fine for the grade and not too fingery, the upper part is nice.

Good natural line, follows the classical "Aufstieg" and then drives off left under the overhang.

Not the best new route here. Questionable rock after the second bolt, where it's hard, then easy scramble up to the bulge, two or three moves and it's over.

Quite a lot better than "Kombizange". More compact rock and a bit more real climbing. Hard passage at the top bulge (keep slightly left).

Good wall climbing after the slightly awkward traverse. Follows the old "Aufstieg" for a while on the ledge and then breaks out into the final headwall for a difficult finish. Didn't spot an important foothold for a while, so I got quite pumped at the anchor.

Nice climbing along the dull arête (slightly awkward from a historical perspective, since it basically forces you to climb the line that's given by an old route in a more difficult way up to the ledge), then precariously over the monstrous block/flake and suddenly a few small holds to the anchor.