Ascents in Oberbayern as various tick types

One-move crux (maybe you can also split it in multiple moves, but doing one long move seemed most realistic to me). Climbed everything up to the crux, and everything after the crux in one go (these parts are maybe 7a+), but couldn't even do the crux move as a single move. I tried to take the small but still relatively good crimp with the right, putting the left foot on the good handholds, going with the left into a sidepull and then bump the left hand up all the way to the good hold, but I couldn't do the move. Also, after trying the move three times, the hold felt quite slippery on both tries, and it's tough on your fingertips.

Short 3 move boulder crux, which I mostly skipped, and then vertical to slightly slabby on small holds (Run to the Hill, 7c). I was slipping off the holds in the upper part and decided not to try again today. If I get back when it is cooler, the route would definitely be worth trying again.

Could do all the moves today, including the crux move. Beta: after reaching the two finger pocket at the lower end of the sidepull with the left hand, match with right hand just above and take the good upper part of the sidepull with the left. Go up to the bad crimp with the right hand. Left foot on the good foothold just below the sidepull, left hand to bad two finger crimp above and left of the right hand, right foot on good but polished foothold at about the height of the left foot. Dynamic deadpoint move with the left hand to relatively good incut hold for two to three fingers. Full crimp, right foot just right of left foot, left foot up, right hand to good crimp just right of left hand, left foot to relatively good foothold where the wall changes angles. Left hand to gaston two finger pocket up left, the next hold for the right hand is a very good slot. The route is possibly doable, but I don't know yet how the crux will feel coming from below, and the crux move might also not work very consistently.

Did not manage to do the hard part from the second to the third bolt, but will try again. I wasn't able to hold the tension long enough to fit my left hand into the good slot, but it was also already the fifth climb of the day. The short part that I climbed was very nice.

One Hang... beim Abbauversuch übel die Schulter verletzt. Hubschrauberflug ins UKM und OP... Danke an die Bergwacht Ogau und am H. S.

I'LL BE BACK ... vermutlich aber ned so schnell :,(

Endurance route, in particular the upper half, on small crimps, very slightly overhanging at the beginning. There is an initial crux at the second bolt which includes the hardest sequence of the route for me. After shaking on jugs, another difficult sequence ends with an almost jump (my left foot could just stay on the hold), but you can probably avoid this move with a crimp on the right. You get to another rest position before the final endurance section with bad rests. It starts with a short difficult part, then a continuous section on small crimps, ending with a hard move up into an undercling. From there you can reach a sloper and I do a very far move up to the left to a good hold. After two more crimps with the right and a sloping gaston pocket above the edge with the left, you can reach a jug with the right, which is basically invisible from below. Could do all the moves very quickly in the first try, but after a break and eating some food, I suddenly had almost no strength left and could only climb from bolt to bolt in the second and third try. Definitely worth trying again.

Interesting climbing, but somewhat dirty; bolts don't look as new and are farther spaced than on the other routes.

Bouldery route, couldn't do one of the moves. After the jug, take good undercling with the right, heelhook on left to go up to pinch with left hand

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Only checked it Out twice today - amazing Line, definitely have to come Back for this one.

Fell on the Last hard move today, guess I'll get to try this great Route again😄

Really nice Route. The crux is not that long, the hardest two moves are from bad pockets on the left far right up.