Ascensiones en Engstlental teniendo Beta

Surprisingly did all the moves but linking them feels super hard. Long Boulder on quite bad holds in the middle part, super fun one

Tough Boulder on crimps and a super super polished side pull slopy hold (that polished that I thought it was wet on my first go 😂) Impossible to climb it in the sun

Just went as far as I got in my onsight try and came down when I fell off - to give MB a go.

Final part of L2 was quite a fight because I made a route reading mistake, wasn't able to downclimb and had to fix it somehow - which felt quite hard ^^.

Couldn't find any doable solution for the crux section within a reasonable period of time. Feels more like 7c to me, but maybe I just couln't find the good holds as some people on 8a.nu call it a "soft 7b+" ^^. Guidebook suggests 7b+/7c.

I want to tick it as a flash so badly Fell at the very very last move (I decided to jump, because I didnt find another solution, stick it (!) couldnt believe it myself and let go :-D ) Long one with two technical slabby cruxes without footholds Full commitment thx to perfect belay.

Super nice homogeneous warm up, little confusing to read at some points, but had a perfect beta spreading machine at the other end of the rope

Leider immernoch zu steil für das kaputte Ringband... Eintrag zum Erinnern dieser schönen Route

Climbed as one massive pitch. Some very funky moves on superb rock. Highly recommended.

Down came the rain and washed rhe climbers out... again. I was happy to bail fom tgis, as it was becoming a mini-epic. I climbed too high and into the lower crux of the 7c+, which I then reversed with much effort to get back on route. Eventually I put together the deserately balancy crux of the 6c, and then the rain returned...

Holy crap, this isnt merely the worst climb ive ever done in Europe, its a contender for one of the worst routes ive EVER done. Not even in the Blueys would this mank get bolted. Every single hold can be removed, shown to your belayer and re-inserted... well, except for the holds that are created entirely from glue with a complete absense of rock. I actuallly started up the 7a next to it until I got a look at its chosspile crux, at which point I traversed into this to try a different chosspile.

Great climbing on stunning blue limestone, but the just wasnt going to go in the rain with the crux sloper wet. Onsighted to the top crux before the anchor, and slipped off the crucial sloper. Tried to put together a bouldery snatchy sequence avoiding thw sloper using tiny crimp edgea, but it just wasnt happening. A shame, really.

Haha, just like a classic Blue Mountains sports climb back home. Boulder problem off the ground with no feet to a small positive crimp rail, then some powerful moves leading to a pumper finish on jugs. Somewhat unlike a limestone route, but its good to find some familiarity over here. Fun, but not classic.

Impossibly balancy and precarious. Absolutely nails off the belay, then slowly getting somewhat easier. Took me quite a few goes to get the opening sequence, then onsight to the top. Made harder by the arrival of rain.

Boulder problem fridge-hugging from the 1st to the 3rd bolt, then much easier climbing. I got the opening sequence 3rd shot. Short and sweet limestone bouldering.

The guide calls this classic at the grade, and it bloody well is. Hard for the grade, but long and with an amazing amount of variety and complexity.