Ascents as Pink point as sport by Dominik

One go putting up the draws and working the sequences.

Then, inspired by Viet's send, I gave this a proper go and it went down smoothly.

First attempt to put up draws and re-learn the moves. Second to send.

This route is essentially just the start boulder. Not worth it.

Second bolt pre-clipped.

On the first attempt I tried my luck with the crack - which was a bad idea as I couldn't get any purchase. Lowered down and did another attempt where I skipped the crack. Then that whole start boulder is actually quite interesting.

Slab was harder and thinner than I remembered. But the feet are good, so with a couple of good rests I managed to keep it together till the end.

Good route with ample rest positions.

Conditions were good today. And I managed to send on the first attempt - thanks to Jose who put up the draws.

I had imagined myself cruising through the crux today, but eventually it was a huge struggle. I kept going and barely made it to the jug above. Fingers numb from exhaustion and the cold.

Botched the OS attempt going over the roof. Still strenuous but solid second go.

The topo from Apeu Muntanya on elev-arte has this route only at 6a while the Castellón guide from Luis Alfonso registers it as 6b. I agree more with the latter.

3rd one is the charm. The bottom section was pumpy every time. Cool climb, despite the polish.

Aparently, I've climbed this route before. Couldn't remember any of it though.

There's a bit of a nasty section between 2nd and 3rd bolt. Not what you want to have for your warm-up climb.

Did the first two bolts more on the left now. Seems more logical as you get the holds the "right" way. And definitely easier than going right. This changes my opinion about the grade. 6b is probably right.

Long but too inhomogeneous. Chain looks dubious and might be in need of replacement.

Slab felt quite sticky today and went smoothly. Passing the lip was still a bit shaky, but made it to the jug. Then comfortably to the top.

Nice one. Interesting traverse step into a hard crimpy section. Then a short respite before the crux over the bulge.

Climbed the direct start.

Got through the lower section without spending much energy. Bulge went fine and the traverse around the corner went smoothly. Felt easy for a 6b+ today.

What a hard start. All the options for choosing hand and footholds make it difficult to find a repeatable sequence. The rest is alright. Though on my send I did use the cheater ledge near the last bolt.

Crimpy and sustained all the way. Had a good go while putting up the draws, but got pumped out. Second go went smoothly and I'm happy to have done it already

Super nice and flowy route. Definitely worthwhile.

If it wasn't for the uncomfortable, slippery start...

Edit: Having thought on this for a while, I'm changing the ascent to pinkpoint. The crux for me is at the last bolt, and I climbed and tried that bit on the neighboring route (with which it shares the anchor). For the sake of completeness, the first three bolts were pre-clipped.

Great diverse route with a crux

On the second go. Although I almost got the sequence in the crux wrong.

Very recommendable route!

On the first go I couldn't remember how the lower crux was done. Didn't bother finishing the route and just memorized the crux move for the next attempt.

Second attempt went fine and I got through the route smoothly. Also found an easier sequence for the inconvenient section just below the top. (First three quickdraws on the wall from first attempt.)

Start a bit polished, but if you know where the good holds are then it's not so bad. Crack has very good holds throughout.

Took advantage of the day and gave it a shot in lead. Crux and everything went just as well as on top before. Very happy to get this one done.

Has this one section down low, where the feet are not so good. Otherwise enjoyable. Draws were already on.

Slab with not much to hold onto. On the onsight I unfortunately z-clipped - will never know if I had made it. The 2nd attempt was just bad. Third go it was then.

Climbed as a continuation of 'Artistas...'. Took good rests today along the route. This time up straight from the last bolt - seems easier than going left around.

Second time climbing this route. Crux worked out quite well this time. Right foot up on sth. small. And then a bit of struggle to get the left foot high into the good hole. And then you can already reach the good holds. Goes fairly easy this way.

Actually forgot that I had done this one before - (because I had logged the wrong climb. Something is messed up in the topos.) Got through the lower section well and also did the top section more or less easily.

Was supposed to be the last try of the day on this one. Got through the lower section smoothly and also clipping was fine. Executed the beta in the crux and was in the same situation as before: thought I'd have to let go of the good hold because too pumped and not catching it good enough. But I pulled myself together somehow kept on and held it. Relieved that I can close this chapter for now.

Knowing what to do on the second go made this one a lot easier. Not the easiest 6a around.

Got this one on the second go. Interesting slab until the bulge. Bit of an effort to get over it, then it's all good again.

This time a foothold came off, but with no bad consequences. Would be a nice climb if it wasn't for the bad rock quality.