A super steep and very long, typical Kalymnos-style climb. Big holds, good rests but also some technical and bouldery parts. [70m rope ok if tied off.]
Some argue it's hard to grade because a successful ascent can take anywhere from 10 to 60+ minutes. Grade consensus is in the 7b+ to 7c range.
The route is named after the greek god of fertility. Maybe due to the long skinny stalactite in the middle of the climb.
2001 | Route setter: Yann Ghesquiers & Philippe Pellet |
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7c | Assigned grade |
★★★peta barrett | |
7c | ★★★Lee Cujes |
7c [7b+ - 7c] | grAId |
Overall quality 94 from 34 ratings.
Author(s): Aris Theodoropoulos and Katie Roussou
Date: 2023
ISBN: 9788898495207
A comprehensive guidebook describing all the rock climbing, and sport climbing at Kalymnos, covering over 4,200 routes ranging from F3a to F9a.
Author(s): Chris Craggs
Date: 2018
ISBN: 9781873341384
A selective guidebook from Rockfax covering the rock climbing and sport climbing on the Aegean island of Kalymnos, describing over 2,800 routes.
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