攀登 in Frankenjura Nord as Onsight by Simon

Cleaning.

Passed the boulder while on a hike and couldn't resist to try it

Naming is accurate, quite green (at the start at least). But a decent #warmup

#warmup

Tricky getting past the first bolt (and to it, actually). A little scary in general

I was the first one in that route today and it showed. Quite dirty and still brittle. Had fun in the chimney though #warmup

So nice!

Could've used some additional protection, but it was easy enough. Not sure what this sling before the anchor is about?

Quite technical and demanding! Protection is very good! I am really proud that I pulled through this

Not sure why I even went in there, it is obviously dirty and mossy. Also it was kind of hard for me to not cross into the route to the left. #warmup

Slabby start, then some pockets, where I needed to place something (used one of Daniel's tricams) ito ease my mind, then stand up, clip the second bold and off into the crack you go! .. and then it's over already

Great, I enjoyed it very much! So juggy.

Interesting move to the anchor. Not a bad route!

I guess I liked that route, but I was scared for the most of time getting through the crack. But I managed and I even used a fist jam!

Nice #warmup, easy chimney and then jugs to the top.

My guidebook said 6-, I climbed it as an 6+ by missing all the good holds

Tricky first moves, after that really pleasant to the top. #lastrouteoftheday

Super nice #warmup. A bit chossy on the first two meters.

Shares the chossy start of Ferz mit Krigge. Nice undercling in the middle!

First bolt is a little high and most foot holds are quite polished. The top is runout but fun on interesting jugs.

#warmup

Huge flakes, a traverse and then scramble to the anchor.

Fun!

Really nice varied climb!

Nice #warmup! Good holds, getting smaller in the end, where it gets slabby, too.

Nice route. Long runout at the end (but juggy).

#warmup

Nice climb. #lastrouteoftheday Enjoyed the view of the sunset.

Exciting and fun. Climbing to the first bolt was a bit weird for me, because the flake seems to have lost some material and the lower part sounds very hollow! So I was very careful using the upper part and had to do a bit of dancing foot-wise. Leaping over to the second bolt was also interesting, but manageable. Fun route though.

Nomen est omen.

High first bolt. Not that obvious at times (for me). #warmup

A bit strange because you are always quite left of the bolts. Felt easy for the grade? (Totally blacked out on how to tie my knot while clearing the anchor, that hasn't happened in a while...)

Good holes in the lower part, nice crack in the upper part. #warmup

Getting over the second bolt was a bit tricky. Good holes though and fantastic finish in really nice rock (although it goes through a Siebenschlaefer toilet )

Strange start traversing to the first bolt and having a bulge right at the start of my #warmup Enjoyed the rest of it, especially getting over the second bulge was really nice with the chockstone (also well protected at that point).

Dusty and sandy on the first meters, but awesome adventure after that. Crack, slab and a chimney in the end! Really nice, Christoph Rauch would be proud

Classic Frankenjura 5, not the best #warmup (a lesson I should have learned by now ) Chossy at the start and a bit awkward to get to the first bolt. Two slings and then at the next bolt you need to step out of the crack over to right which is a bit tricky. But there are always really good holds.

#warmup. It was ok. I enjoyed the 6 to the left more.

Jenny tried it, retreated after clipping the first bolt, because getting to the second bolt is really scary... I succeeded in clipping the second bolt by going right and reaching quite far with the panic quickdraw to the left (direct didn't seem to be possible at least for the grade).. That was no fun. After the second bolt, it gets easier, but the route got into my head. Just read the description here ("must have been bolted by someone 2m tall"), true that...