Ascensões em Europe por Sabrina tendo sport-cpr or ascent-date

Every move of the crux on the absolute limit (and on TR), but at least I got an idea of how it could work for me. Still feels far from linking the whole route or leading it.

What a special route and what a process! Super happy for being able to make the 2nd ascent of this 30m beauty (exactly 15 weeks after my wrist surgery…). Enjoyed every move from bottom to top. Definitely suited my style. Super technical and beta intense with a potentially heartbreaking deadpoint at the very end of the crux sequence - only a few meters below the anchor. Big thx @ Chris for all those great sessions, the teamwork and the endless support and patience! (2nd bolt preclipped).

Fun line with some athletic moves over the little roof / bulge. Maybe also 7a?

Another dreamline of Simplon Dorf! Thx for the perfect beta and support @ Chris 🤗!

#2nd. Puh, what a pumpfest! Super nice techy endurance route on small edges, sidepulls and crimps - which suited my style pretty well. Definitely harder than its neighbor "Timba Climber". Therefore 7b+ should be allright if "Timba Climber" is 7b. Although still soft for sure 🙂...

The overhanging undercling boulder crux in the start section seemed impossible for me. Therefore didn’t spend much time trying to solve it, but enjoyed the super nice technical upper part.

Wasn’t able to solve the crux moves yet. Nice line. Rather spaced bolting though.

Definitely one of the hardest climbs I did so far (if not the hardest). Very sustained and technically demanding climbing. Feels like climbing crux after crux from the bottom until the very end of these 30 meters. To make the thriller perfect, there is one big, potentially heartbreaking dynamic move waiting just below the anchor! Really happy with that send! All in all 6 tries (including checking out & warm up Go's).

What a long ride to accomplish those steep 30m! This route has a bit of everything: Relatively easy start, followed by an athletic roof section on ok‘ish holds, a super techy and fingery section on tiny crimps (main crux), some meters on good holds, another powerful crux with a reachy shoulder move on a tiny diamond, followed by again super pumpy athletic climbing through a steep overhang all the way to the top. Did the mistake to climb the main crux on those tiny crimps twice after figuring out the moves and in the end my skin and finger joints hurt so badly that I skipped the powerful move on the sharp little diamond. All moves should be possible on a fresh day - but far from linking.

What an amazingly flowy steep line! Almost a pity I already sent it 2nd redpoint attempt. Thx for introducing me to this beauty @ MB! Definitely an unforgettable experience cruising all my way up whilst having that amazing sending breeze hugging my skin <3!

Not yet possible to solve the moves. But didn’t try for too long as well… Standing on tiniest footholds and crimps pulling is crucial.

Quite a little journey with this stellar climb! From not being able to solve to boulder problem on Saturday, to finding a doable solution on Sunday and almost sending it on my first redpoint attempt - the victory hole just in front of my face!... Slipping unexpectedly on a wet spot 2nd try... Getting my leg caught while falling next try and flipping upside down (actually the first time in my climbing career)... To almost sending it for warm up today's evening session... To finally sending it next try (5th redpoint attempt). Thx @ MB for all the flawless belaying services, patience, encouragement and quality crag time!

Absolutely stellar line! Steep powerful climbing within high-end rock quality! Surprised myself to send it 2nd try today after putting the draws. Despite tropical conditions with high humidity and temperatures... Already tried it several times in 2020, but had to confess that my climbing skills, power and (most important!) my mindset weren't ready for that climb at that point. Super cool to come back 2 years later now and see how much I improved in every single aspect since then! Thx @ MB for the big support and encouragement to give me and that beautiful climb a 2nd chance ;)! And @ HG for the perfect sending belay!

Felt like dancing! Super nice flowy moves! Technical and balancy (definitely heard the fleas coughing as I did my ballet foot cross move on the slab). Felt rahter soft for the grade to me, but maybe I'm not the best reference as it was my first 7b+ accomplished and definitely suited my style...

Proud flash of the hardest 7b at Galerie. Climbed straight at the bolts. Thx for the cool crimpy campus move beta Andreas Aachen

Flowy techy line! Really enjoyed this climb with no expectations at all to send it 1st go

Really didn't expect to send this first go at all! Was such a good fight and in the end payed off with a flash. Really really nice technical and flowy line with a cool powerful crossover move at the crux (the way I did it). Thx Zachary for the perfect belay and the encouragement!

By chance flashed it with the conviction of being climbing Sens Unique. Afterwards I realized that Sense Unique would be 40m long and I had probably taken the wrong anchor. Therefore repeated it, but found no other anchor. A proper look at the guidebook showed that I actually climbed Verikoko... Anyway very nice technical route! Was worth climbing it twice!

Super nice technical route! Wasn’t able to solve the boulder crux though. Maybe a bit morpho?

Stellar flowy techy line! Just works out perfectly on every move.

A send to remember! Just intended to clean the draws in the pouring rain, but told myself I would still climb untill I fall. Suddenly found myself at the chains - without falling. Thx @ MB for patiently showering in the rain whilst giving me a perfect belay! Really beautiful technical route. Weird spuky bolt placement / runout above the ledge below the anchor though - especially as the top-out rock features are getting super slimy when wet...

"Insanely technical" seems to suit my style pretty well. Onsighted this one for warm up. Definitely had to work for these 25m! Super cool line!

Nice technical line. Relatively homogeneous climbing after a thin technical start. Not too bad as a warm up.

Powerful steep beauty!

Nice and techy. 7a+ in the guidebook, but 7a suits as well.

Super nice varied route! Bouldery, athletic start, followed by an unfortunately quite brittle part, into another athletic bulge section, some easier climbing on amazing rock, a little endurance part on crimps and a technical finish. Guess the 7b+ in the guidebook is a typing error. 7a+ is written on the rock below the route and seems suitable to me.

#2go Bouldery start, easier middle part and not too easy finish. Liked it. First bolt preclipped (recommended!).

Long nice technical route with a mentally demanding slab-crux (above the quickdraw and mandatory to be climbed before you can clip the next quickdraw…). Moves went well.

Technical dihedral on super beautiful rock. Soft for 7a.

Nice!

Technical and powerful. Cool sequence! 3rd Go (1st lead attempt).

What a journey! From 'this route feels impossible' to 'ok, toproping is fine, but I' ll be never able to lead climb' to finally send it on my first real redpoint attempt - all in one weekend 😅... Such a love-hate-relationship with that route! Absolutely beautiful technical climb, but mentally demanding at the same time as the climbing feels very delicate and insecure (at least for me...). All in all maybe slightly easier for taller people as it's possible to skip the insecure moves on tiny crimps/footholds at the crux and directly grasp the good crimp from good footholds then...

Not that good as a warm up as the hard start makes the grade. Harder and less beautiful than its neighbor "Pestalozzi".

Would have been first go today (checked it out the day before). Unfortunately a pebble crimp broke on the last few easy meters to the anchor - so I had the honor to do it again ^^… Beautiful moves!

7b+ in my guidebook. Could almost solve the technical boulder crux. One move is still missing. Would need more time to figure this out…

#2nd. Absolutely fantastic dream line! Definitely one of the king lines of that crag. Super cool kneebar opportunity at the crux 🙂.

#2nd. Cool moves! Athletic and techy at the same time. 7c is definitely a joke.

Super cool technical and balancy route with a bouldercrux start and an interesting finish (don’t grab the huge loose jug on the left!!). Climbs really well if you find the right body positioning. Bolting was mentally challenging for me. Thx for putting the draws @Yimin!

Old "project" from my very first climbing year. Flowy, rather homogeneous power endurance route. 2nd Go today.

#2nd Almost „flonsight“ with hanging the draws. Crux went well, but didn’t see that one hidden crucial hold after it and decided for the wrong way. Fun route with cool moves!

Jug fest with one short crimpier section. Less smeary than the routes in the middle part of the crag. But some really huge flakes seem to come off sooner or later. Be careful!

Just played around on the moves on this one out of curiosity. Wasn't able to do the hardest crux move yet. First part of the crux sequence, power endurance sequence afterwards and the techy finish went surprisingly well. Maybe a pretty future project in a few years...

Super nice and technically demanding. Crux is laybacking a small fingercrack on slabby footholds.

Stunning sharp crack features. Fun climbing from the finest - kneebar inclusive 🙃

Nice route with 3 tricky cruxes

#2nd. Cool reachy crux move from a sidepull/undercling to a good pocket. Some reachy athletic moves on crimps and jugs, a little roof/bulge section and not to underestimate - the final mantle part to the chains. It's not over until it's over!