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A popular island-classic. A steep crux on tufas, then another crux on smooth pockets.

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.

Video: Sasha DiGiulian climbing Priapos

An often photographed route because of its position on the edge of the Grande Grotta. Pumpy climbing with few rests.

Two unusual cruxes and a hard clip make many climbers Tufa King Pumped to succeed.

Easyish climbing leads to a technical demanding crux and some power moves after, save some power for the end.

An endurance focused tufa route with a more adventurous feeling. A lot less popular than other routes here. Shares the start with the popular Trela and Punto Caramelo, then follows the middle line of bolts.

[70m rope ok if tied off.]

A dynamic crux at the start leads to a balancy flowstone wall, a rest and finally the overhanging wall full of tufas. More bolt-lines than shown in the guidebook! At the rest/juggy ledge, follow the rightmost line of glue-in bolts.

Same start as 'Barbar', but instead of going left, keep going straight up

A tufa broke off and its now 7c, boulder crux to pumpy tufa climbing.

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Soft for the grade.

Upgraded 2015 after losing a hold in the crux.

Classic - bouldery finish.

sitstart to the right of Le Tiroir (red n°22) and dyno to the round arete on the right.

climbe arête to right undercling, use high left sloper and dyno out to right jug.

Popular. Tough for the grade.

Greenpointed by Heiko Queitsch in 2011.

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Same start as 'Barbar', but instead going left, go slightly to the right at the beginning

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A steep, bouldery intro, then a technical wall on sharp but pleasant rock. Two holds at the start are often wet.

to the left of the crack of La Nano (red n°6). Update : chipped hold in the end of 2006...

Extension to 'Carpe Diem'.

Pumpy and engaging tufa and mono-tufa action to the juggy rooflet and a very thin and beta-intensive final headwall.

Starts on the right side of 'Cicala la Cicala', then joins its upper section, heading right through the roof. Beautiful, pumpy roof with tricky kneebars.

At L1 anchors continue slightly right and straight up.

Legendary boulder problem. Liking the two pitches together is 7c.

In remembrance of Wolfgang Güllich †.

Follow the impressive blue streak. Hard for the grade.

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Everyone says it's 7b

Sit start from underclings and direct to the top out. #sitstart #topout #crimps #slopers

A varied and long climb but aggressively chipped in the upper half. The route features blobs, pockets, a short slabby part, a single tufa, and a final corner. The route may not look like it from the bottom but kneebars make a difference. The grade-consensus is trending towards 7b.

[70m rope ok if tied off.]

Use the first quickdraw as a hold.

Direct variation of Ivi. Clip first three bolts of Ivi, then straight up (rather than right) past a hard setup and a dyno to the hueco.

Don't underestimate the tufa finish on this climb - easy climbing until it isn't.