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Nice piaz

Fuss nicht vertraut geht aber gut eig.

Super slippery, very hard for the grade, boulder problem on the beginning.

Awesome! Slab and then corner, very interesing.

super schee und nix nass

kurz mal bisserl nass aber gut vermeidbar/machbar die ersten 3 SL super/duper, die zwei Überhänge vor allem der letzte ein geziehe

Very cool, interesting climbing.

Pretty hard for the grade, slippery and difficult at the beginning, then rather easy.

I really enjoyed this route; it's a fun slab with interesting moves. It's not too difficult, although maybe a bit sandbagged / rather hard for 5a.

Nice slab as a warm up, pretty consistent.

If you like soil or grass you can try it, otherwise not worth the time.

Nothing too interesting.

Speckig

Not sure if I didn't go too far to the right, though..

One section of the top pitch was definitely way harder!!!

Nice, but rock was cold at the time. Bottom part was wet

Sehr brüchig, lose Steine

Start Boulder tatsächlich etwas schmierig

hardest move felt like a 7a boulder

Sehr gut gesichert und gut zu klettern. Sieht schlechter aus als es ist. 6a sollte passen.

Schöne Route über plattige Einzelstelle. Deutlich schwerer als 5c.

Gute Tour durch eine Verschneidung. Tricky.

Es gab hier im Oberen Teil einen Felssturz. Deshalb ist sehr viel Schutt in der Route. Wenn eine Seilschaft klettert, lieber eine andere Route wählen. Steinschlag ist unvermeidbar!

will have to come back for the redpoint, crux pitch is super exposed

Sehr leicht für 6a aber hübsch

Sehr leicht

Much harder than 6c, if you climb straight at the Top, looks like hold broke

War nass an dem Tag. Schade. Würde wieder kommen!

Started off relatively well with the first two pitches, despite the bad conditions. The third pitch was completely wet, though, so Jeni switched to aid mode. This, however, took a pretty long time. I managed to second it cleanly and fast, but wouldn't have dared this on lead. We thought the wet pitches were over now, because after the wet chimney start of pitch 4, it looked dry, so we pushed on. I managed to cleanly lead that pitch, the end of which is a brutally hard, polished crack which reminded me of "Steckelesriss" in Burglesau. Jeni started up the next crux pitch, but gave up after half an hour or so, which was the next bad sign. I managed to finish that pitch, but looking at the clock, I was dead sure that we wouldn't make it to the end of pitch 7 in time. I definitely didn't want to get benighted, so we decided to bail. Luckily, there are many glue-ins, so you can back-track relatively safely. Our rope got stuck once, shortly before we reached the ground, but we managed to pull it down after a while.

Fantastic route with a single, short crux and otherwise brilliant, easy climbing. The approach, however, was horrendously painful due to the snow. None of us had been here before, so we couldn't make out where the path would be and somehow made our way up to the wall through the snow. The first pitch is bolted in a way that allows to avoid the wet crack at the start and is quite easy, so we linked it with the second pitch, which is already the crux (which is also how it is entered here). After a marvellous traverse along a big flake, the line of bolts indicates to go up straight, but I couldn't find a way to climb this for the grade. Maybe I was just too exhausted from the approach already, but after grabbing the draw and pulling myself up, I realized there's a juggy yet chossy flake two meters to the right, which allows you to gain the jugs. After this section, keep left for the belay on the big flake. The next pitch is a glorious traverse on a massive flake, followed by steep, juggy dihedral and wall climbing. Another longish pitch through left-leaning dihedrals gets you directly in the line of the big roof, which is reached via another nice, slabby pitch (or two, depending on the topo). Manoeuvering the weakness in the roof is astonishingly easy (hip flexibility is helpful, nevertheless). It's hard to communicate with your partner from the next belay, so it's best to clarify signals before the runout. The last pitch is a nice chimney/dihedral (my partner got fooled and went to the right into terribly chossy terrain after the chock stone, though, so I had to go there and back to clean the gear). The descent is adventurous to say the least. If there's snow, prepare for some more belaying.

Vorstieg mit Hänger/ viel Ausprobieren. Sehr spannend. Schöne Bewegungen.

Am kleinen Überhang ging es gerade bzw. leicht links sehr gut. Über rechts an großen Griffen war Hochgreifen zu weit für mich, da Hänger.

Nicht ganz bis zum ende ... Schönste SL war die 5te ... Mut brauchte nicht nur diese. Auch die Traversen nicht ohne.

Wirklich schwer und aufregend. 1,3,5 und erste Hälfte 7. Seillänge ist Moppelchen vorgestiegen, dann sind wir umgekehrt. Aussicht grandios.

Mit Hänger. Eine Stelle sehr schwer, viel Ausprobieren

Vorstieg, aber Start nur mit Mogeln an Echse halten, weil sehr glatt.

Sehr schön! Für mich genau die richtige Schwierigkeit für MSL. Aussicht toll.

Okee...

Zustieg nicht so klar, erst einige weniger Meter dem angeschriebenen Weg zum Klettersteig folgen, dann einem etwas versteckten Weg rechts folgen. Der Weg wird immer schwächer bis man sich selber orientieren muss. An der Wand angekommen kann man die ersten Bolts erkennen, leicht rechts über dem Geröllfeld.