Routes as sport in Bulgaria

Some trad gear

Chossy at the crux. Glue-ins and a couple of pitons.

There's no anchor at the top. Use the anchor of the route on the right. Certain falls could be dangerous. Chipped.

Chipped.

Chipped.

Great warm up and the first easy route as you enter the cave

Romp up the progressively more technical ramp with a few high feet moves until the business starts. This route might've been a 6c in the past but the polish has afflicted it pretty badly and increased the grade. Save some juice for the final throw.

The left-most route on the obvious hourglass feature, left side of the cave entrance. This route has seen a lot of traffic and the crux is quite polished, so it is now harder than it originally was. Get your mantle on and work some nice technical beta after the easy start.

A 3-bolt-wonder that might not be worth your time unless you're bored and can mitigate the risk of decking. Not a great route for a new leader.

The easiest and nicest warmup available in the cave. Romp up the fun (but dusty) ramp with good jugs until you encounter some anchors out left. Skip these to do the full-value ending on juggy tufas that goes around 5b. Finishing on the lower set of anchors is still probably 4c+, 5a in modern grading, but those anchors are more for toproping the slab below them.

A few committing moves on a good but dusty slab. Hold onto ur butts!