Routes in Wied Żnuber

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.

Climb up to a thin crack veering to the left. Follow its general direction through a sparse collection of good holds before exiting up.

Starts off easy up to an overhanging crack. Continues along the crack line to a good handle over the ledge. The original ascent was graded E1 5A but due to new found great protection it was downgraded to HVS.

Follow the vertical crack line up to a rusty peg, shift to the vertical crack line on the left and continue up.

Climb up to the flake to find a rusty sur- prise behind it. Continue to a good jug and straight to the top.

You have to put up a fight with the vege- tation for this route. Climb up to a corner midway up and continue on its right. Fin- ishes on a comfortable ledge.

A simple straightforward climb. . . straight up!

Start at the left side of the dent in the rock face and climb straight up.

Has a badly protected start but continues smoothly up.

The climb is poorly protected. Climb up to a sling about half way up the route and continue slightly to the right to access a good sling protection on the right of the right black streak. Move back to the left for the exit.

Climb up to a small roof over which you will find a rest. Continue up through a series of good pockets

The start is usually damp but continues easily following the crack line. Heavily vegetated.

A very physical overhang climb following an “obvious” line of holds.

A straightforward climb. Well protected all the way up.

Climb to a small corner, over a small bulge and continue straight up.

Climb from a corner at the bottom of the valley to a good ledge. Continue up a small overhang and then straight up.

A scarcely protected start but has nice finger holds throughout. Follows a left facing crack line from the middle of the climb.

Climb up to the right facing crack line and continue along it for most of the way up. Protection is not too abundant or satisfyingly solid.

Facing the sea, swim to the left around the far corner, there you will find an accessible ledge from where the route starts. Climb the more difficult but safer outer part of arete and continue traversing over the roof. The route has no obvious ending, hence the name. S0 (E1 5a)

Continue swimming bit further to the left. Find a small ledge at the base of the climb to help you get onto the sharp rock. Climb up to the crack under the roof and traverse along it. At the end you can opt to take a rest along the dotted line. It is possible to stand hands free facing the water. Continue up through the crack in the roof and exit out to the right. There you will find a sort of a ledge from where to jump. This is possibly the most beautiful route of the bunch.