攀登 in Olympic Wall having 攀爬攻略

Sustained climbing on mostly good holds. Very closely bolted

Sustained climbing in good holds

Yes please, let's have another forced anchor clip crux ...

Fun climbing on slightly scary bolting.

1 go bolt to bolt to put draws in, 2 RP attempts. Could not find any decent kneebars, so no pads. I'll say it again: amazing line.

First look at this impressive new Hannes line -- just amazing. One go to put draws in and one to TR

Excellent varied line. Chloe found some ridiculously good kneebars, but I decided to go with my "move fast" strategy. Maybe easier than 7b?

One go to put draws in and remember moves, second go to RP. Although there are numerous bomber knees in the lower section, I decided to forgo pads and knee barring and just mofe fast. What a line. Respect to all the onsighters - the end took me a while to figure out!

Fun little tufa dihedral at the end

nice orange rock. Maybe easier than 7a?

This is why Darwin gave us opposable thumbs 🤲

That is not! a Tickmark

Thin and technical

One big move, ; otherwise lovely 6c climbing

He used the 'd-word'...

Misread. Also thought the top was harder than the “crux”

Stunning climbing, left me smiling for a while!

Superb! Very beautiful line, i enjoyed it even with 75% humidity! One crux with chipped hold, technical endurance climbing.

One move on vertical wall, which is dirty and slippery… not good warming up, nothing interesting

Very hard with humidity today, especially tufas are all wet and slippery.

Very polished and slippery holds. Holds are mostly big, nice moves.

Very nice.

Very good route, solid for the grade.

Amazing route! completely misread everything. Not even pads could help me

Not very interesting. 1 star, no more.

7a in the guidebook, and hard! Spaced and not very safe bolting as well.

It’s 6c+ in the guidebook, not easy though. Slippery.

Amazing!

Nice. Some crimps.

Two cruxes. Beautiful long route.

Technical slab. Nice.

60% TR!!! 40% lead (crux lead) post concussion to keep it safe. Will be back for a ‘true’ send when healed and back in Kalymnos!

This felt more 6a+ with my reach. The hardest part requires quite a bit of stemming and some chimney-style trickery for the shorter person. The upper section is great but short-lived.

Hollow rock at the bottom leads to some slippery crux moves with a few wandery sequences left of the bolt line. More of a calf-burner than a finger warmup.

A few hangs to figure out each crux. First one in the overhang isn’t bad but is harder if you don’t move efficiently. Getting through the tufa system is demanding. Left kneebar and pad optional.

Then the crux after the 2nd cave is really sequence dependent especially for the feet. Felt dialed after a few runs on it. Crucial RH finger splay with left cross and bump.

Last crux leaving the small cave into the slopers was desperate as hell and didn’t not feel good. Would be highly possible to blow a redpoint here. Right kneebar to cross RH to sloper. Pulling out the kneebar and turning it into a right foot was hard. Pulling to LH pocket felt low-percentage and desperate each time.

Don’t climb this u come straight into a birds nest in a cave (mama bird angry)

Weird right turn at the top

Crux is 2 clips up then piss slab

Awesome yet nerve-wrecking go. Finally went through the tricky section in the middle and put draws on the rest of the route.

Hard start boulder, for me even very hard. Then nice slab to the end.

Thanks to Saskia I found now beta for the first crimpy crux

Alzheimer flash

One hard boulder sequence, then maybe 5c. Not my favourite route.

Lots of fun moves. Diverse. Good rests. A mistake on the final crimps is easily made. Thanks Kiki.

2nd Go

flowy on small but good holds, getting spoiled here, what a wonderful crag Olympic Wall is (thanks KP)

Soft