Ascents by Dominik having Distinct route

Didn't feel ready for this climb. Luckily my partner, Shota, talked me into doing it. One of the best multi-pitch of my life! Stunning views!

Super day out on this route. We combined L1+L2 as well as L6+L7. The 6b pitch is fun and doable. Though I was happy I did not have to lead it today. All in all a super diverse and fun route in a great setting.

Not very sustained

Close call in the crux section in the middle. Further up cruising. Top easier than the 6a+ to the right.

The first crux is where you'd expect it. But I didn't see the second one with the slopers coming. Got through it with patience.

Great route. Really only starts when you get to the orange rock. But then the crack makes you work left and right. Pump increases as you go higher. Luckily there are also good rest positions, I just made it to the chains.

Quite enjoyable. No real hard crux on this one in my opinion. I have to admit, that I continued along the crack right at the last bolt. Later I checked the moves going straight up, and that sequence is a bit harder. So, if you do that, then you can probably give yourself the 6b send. Staying right is easier and fun

Very enjoyable route with a spicy move on the tufas to finish.

Till the ledge you need to think a bit where to put feet and hands, but not really hard. From the ledge you can follow the diagonal crack until you are at the top of the vertical section. Also not too hard. From there it's a very easy slab to the anchor.

I don't really understand why the plate at the foot of the route says 6b+. Maybe you're not supposed to use the crack? But that doesn't make sense to me either.

Not bad but not particularly memorable either.

On a hot and sunny day. Rewarded with a nice view from the top. The pitches are not very sustained. Pitch number 5 is really beautiful and exposed.

I'll count this as a flash instead of an onsight, because of climbing the right neighbour, where I've sort of climbed half the crux already.

Apart from the short crux around the tufa, this route is just leisure climbing on huge holds and pockets. Is it a 6b because of the crux? Or maybe just 6a+?

Very cool climb. The vertical middle section had me sweat quite a bit. Thereafter many good rests await. Draws were already on.

The route lacks a bit of continuity. Some easy steps get you before a small bulge where you need to pull on crimps to get over it. Then you can relax again on a big ledge and gather your wits and think about how to reach that undercling pocket from where you can clip the chains.

Enjoyable and varied lab climb. Though I didn't find any real hard bit. Therefore I believe it's a rather soft 6b or even only 6a+

It feels so good when you squeeze into the off-width high-up! Good and diverse route.

Felt pumped at the end - despite the mostly big holds.

As we had done Stahlgewitter already, we finished on the lower chains to the right. The hard part anyhow seems to be the slab at the bottom.

Good route. Bit awkward to get onto the big ledge. Then it's nice moves on big holds.

Quite close to its left neighbor. Shares some of the good holds (?). Probably easier if you are tall.

Went down quite well today, although I still felt the pump on the second half.

Stuck the dynamic start move on the second go, the rest went smoothly.

Found a necessary rest this time.

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.