Stonehenge
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Stonehenge 1 / 2
  • SD on the big flat sloper with a right or left heelhook, then straight up.
  • SD on the big flat sloper with a right or left heelhook, then follow the sloper edge right- and upwards to the exit on the little "summit".
  • SD with both hands on a big and central crimp, straight up, then slightly right and to the exit.
  • SD on a sidehole for the left and something deep around for the right hand, straight up and exit.
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Stonehenge 2 / 2
  • Nearly a daily traverse-ritual: SD on the big flat sloper (l) and an higher positioned flat hole (r) on the left end of the sector, then follow the most logical way to the big edge-flake above the right end of the stone-seat (endpoint with both hands). It's an overhanging pumpy route!
  • SD on the big flat sloper at the left end of the sector. Stay low, without using the edge holds. First when you reach the roof, your are allowed to use the fat slopers above the roof-edge. Mantle out at the edge above the middle of the stone-seats. FA: E. Dudek 03/2020.
  • SD with the sloperedge on the right and a deep undercling left, then up- and rightwards to the "summit" of the bulge and mantle out.
  • Straight up through the roof. Real :-) sitstart on two holes in the cave. Without the righthanded edge for hands and feet.
  • Same Sd as "Steinhengst", then from the small crimp on without the higher placed good sloperholds and jugs above the roof. Defined, but hard and good to climb. Ends at the very right end of the sector. Watch out the vid!
  • Open project. Sd. Combines "Mythos" (7A) and "Nike" (7A+).
  • FA E. Dudek 04/2020. Combines "Mythos" (7A) and "Platon" (7A) as a low-exit-variation to the very right. At the first, lefthanded roof sloper one has to climb down into into the small cave.
  • Sd as "Steinhengst", up to the first sloper above the roof edge, then far move down to an hole in the cave. Stay low, exit to the very right end of the sector. FA by E.Dudek 04/2020.