Serenade Arete Area Arrampicata su roccia 35 vie in falesia

This climb features enjoyable face climbing on somewhat used holds. Begin on the pedestal and move up and right using a sequence of breaks to reach a small side-pull and a sloping ledge above. Finish by following the route of Inspiration. The direct start has a rating of 7a 6a.

Ascend the left side of the rock formation using only the left hand face, avoiding any holds on the right. Begin from a sitting position and exclude usage of the pocket to accomplish a 7A+ difficulty level.

The passage describes a popular climb up an open flake with a reach to the top break, followed by a traverse to the left onto a ledge on the arete and a precarious reach over the lip to grab a rounded ledge. The final moves are challenging due to the lack of footholds.

Commence by employing the uncomfortable and broad initial overhanging crevice of Inspiration, and then continue ascending up the staircase, following the same path as that of Sapper.

Perform a horizontal traverse from the left to the right, remaining beneath the overhang. Conclude the traverse just prior to ascending the corner by grasping onto a sturdy hold located within the break.

The challenging manoeuvrers result in gaining access to the slab, which is ascended through the centre of the surface until reaching the roof. Proceed to traverse the roof by utilising the crevice that stems from the aperture previously utilized by Sapper.

Commence your climb at a lower point situated between Juanita and One Nighter, relying on small crimps while being mindful to steer clear of the eroded region beneath the red line designated for your foothold.

Manoeuvrer out of the overhang using a combination of crimps and a slightly angled pocket, culminating at the second juggy break while refraining from utilizing handholds on neighbouring routes.

Ascend the wall located to the right of Sapper's hole by following any available route that leads to the overhang. Employ pockets to progress towards a slender ledge encircling the edge of the roof. Completing the climb requires a dynamic slap and a strenuous and sandy struggle.

Scale the overhang located two meters to the left of Burlap by utilizing sturdy handholds and a brief flake protruding from the wall slightly above. Proceed in a vertical direction to intersect with Sapper's route at the hole.

A classic adventure that shouldn't be missed: start on the right side of the arete, traverse left to the large flake, climb up to a hole in the roof, and push through to finish.

Ascend the steep and set back slab using the edge located on the right-hand side until reaching the initial substantial ledge. Subsequently, proceed towards the centre by shifting towards the left and complete the climb using a direct path.

Ascending the impressive and steep corner is a thrilling experience. Commencing from the left side of the corner, ascend upwards and towards the right, utilising a sequence of hand and footholds to surmount the right side of the corner and overcome its notable crux move. Upon reaching the ledge above, finish up Inspiration.

Commence the climb following the same initial route as Sapper, although it is feasible to opt for a more direct start at 6b+. Subsequently, ascend the inclined left side of the arete (although it is also plausible to scale the right side). There are two methods to approach the upper wall, both graded similarly.

Utilise climbing or jamming techniques to ascend the crack. Alternatively, opt to solely ascend the slab, relying on the left-hand arete with a difficulty level of 6b.