Ascents in World by mivi

Easier than it looks from the ground.

Fair grade, but hard to read.

Technical

First bolt is pretty high. It's all jugs, so pretty safe, but some might prefer to bring a (long) clip stick.

Hard at the first two bolts, then a huge ledge before the second, easier part.

Really nice slab. Traversing left was harder than I had imagined looking at it from the ground.

Nice route, but indeed every visible part of the anchor is rusty. Didn't check here before climbing it

Difficult start, easier on the slab.

Various options at the start.

Not the brightest idea to do this one when everything before the first bolt was still super wet...

Flintsbach delivers again. Tried it before a long time ago and didn't figure it out. Tried it again and worked it for a long time, again without finding workable beta. Then happened to see someone else work (much quicker) and find a beta. Gave it one more try this way and finally succeeded. And the best part about all this is: If you know how, 7- is actually not that far off...

(At the last bolt go far right, not left. Only issue with that is, that you may not be able to clip it depending on armspan. Alternatively, pinkpoint it. If the draw is already in, you can clip from below.)

Very nice route. Great rock quality. More bolts than we brought quickdraws for

Found the bulge very hard to read. Still lots of loose rock towards the top.

The start had me doubt whether I was in the right line. No gimme for a 5+!

Bit dirty still here and there but nice regardless.

Technical. Great friction.

No idea where the two stars in the topo are coming from. Weird line and lots of plants to fight through towards the anchor.

Wet, mossy, and full of spider webs. But still kinda nice.

Slab is nothing to be afraid of. Only the polish on it

Only one hard part the very end, easier before.

More like a 4 to the first anchor, which is probably why it's there. The 6- is finding the jugs on the final overhang.

Nice, yes, but maybe no longer Bellissima with all the polish

Just for completeness sake...Not a popular route I think

Nice overhang. Very close to Aris towards the top.

Took me an eternity to figure out the bulge. Downclimbed back to the no hands rest six times or so...

Fist bolt is high-ish but safe.

Second session in this route. Two attempts with my beta from last time, then another hangdog where I found a way to slightly adjust the right hand. With that placing the foot is still completely blind, but at least a bit more secure. Then another two failed attempts executing said new beta, before I finally did it. Overall 11 attempts.

The mantle is clearly the crux, everything before is a lot easier. Still seems hard for the grade. I wont upgrade it before at least trying one of the 7a routes though.

Still remembered what to do from last time but fell twice anyway before finally doing it.

I found the last part to the anchor pretty hard to onsight. Grade is fair though.

Took me a long time to find a beta for the mantle, and then I failed three times at executing it from the ground. Seems pretty hard for the grade, but I guess it's fair since all moves before and after are not that bad.

Shitty feet, polished like hell. Hard for the grade.

Retro-flash, Had already done this one in 2018.

Used a completely different beta than what I had sussed out last time...

Should be possible. Seems mostly a challenge of pain tolerance considering all the sharp pockets.

Surprisingly dirty in some places

No time for a redpoint before the rain.