★★★ Mielul cel Blând 7-

Highly aesthetic route combining crack and dihedral climbing with rather technical face traverses. Protection includes slinging threads, and the crack in pitch 3 has quite airy in situ protection, so consider bringing small/medium friends. Pitch 3 used to be 2 pitches, but the intermediate belay was not rebolted so it's now treated as a single, very long pitch - bring at least 20 draws, many of them extendable, or back-clean your draws from the initial crack after reaching the bolts. 60m half-ropes allow descending the route in 2 clean rappels (down to belay 2, or an intermediate belay in Pantera Roz), then down to the path). 50m half-ropes allow descending the route in 2 raps and a downclimb (down to belay 2, then down to a platform that can be downclimbed). No half-ropes means you'll need to climbpoorly protectable tterrain to reach the ridge and walk off.

Pitch 1: Start on easy, grassy terrain and head up and slightly left until reaching an old piton belay. Traverse right and up towards a small overhang, where you'll find the belay (rather crowded for a team larger than 2)

Pitch 2: Head left past the overhang and climb a crack for ~10m before traversing left and slightly downwards on a grassy ledge, then on a slab (crux of the route) and on another grassy ledge that leads to a vertical crack heading to a not very comfortable belay.

Pitch 3: Climb a crack slightly right and then up (protection includes some threads threaded with old accessory cord, and may be supplemented with small/medium friends), then traverse left on a slab to the base of a dihedral you'll follow past an intermediate belay and into an overhanging arch. Past the arch, continue slightly left on an easier face, then up on a crack to the final belay.

Retreat: Rappel down 50m to belay 2 or 60m to a belay from Pantera Roz (slightly to the left from belay 2), then rappel the rest of the ditance to the base of the route.