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On the left in the east (upper) face, briefly… | Rock Climbing
5
Up the center of the east face over the ring. | Rock Climbing
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Briefly up the face to the fissure and follow it. | Rock Climbing
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Up the face near the left upper edge to the… | Rock Climbing
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Up the SE edge over the ring. | Rock Climbing
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From a large block under the wall into a crack… | Rock Climbing
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From the block under the west face, traverse… | Rock Climbing
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From a large block to the left onto a step. By… | Rock Climbing, Fixed belay
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From a large block by wall to 1 bolt. To the… | Rock Climbing
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To the left in the valley wall diagonally to the… | Rock Climbing
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Up the fissure in the center of the south face. | Rock Climbing
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On the left in the south face, up the crack and… | Rock Climbing
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Up the SW edge over the ring. | Rock Climbing
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Description missing | Rock Climbing
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In the right part of the plateau wall, briefly to… | Rock Climbing
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To the left in the S face by a crack and higher… | Rock Climbing
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To the right in the S face along the edge over 2… | Rock Climbing
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Through the center of the Z wall of the… | Rock Climbing
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By the NW edge over a ring bolt to the summit. | Rock Climbing
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Through the center of the S face by a crack and… | Rock Climbing
5
To the left of the route "Mrazivé jitro" (Frosty… | Rock Climbing
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To the right of route "Mrazivé jitro" (Frosty… | Rock Climbing, Fixed belay
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Over an overhanging wall under the rappel point,… | Rock Climbing
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From the bolt of the "Mrazivé jitro" (Frosty… | Rock Climbing
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Over an overhanging edge using small cracks to… | Rock Climbing
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In the right part of the east face of the Z… | Rock Climbing
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By opposition between the Sphinx and the Z tower… | Rock Climbing
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In the right part of the S face by a crack to a… | Rock Climbing
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By the route "J chimney" briefly upwards (knot).… | Rock Climbing, Fixed belay
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By the J edge of the V tower, first to the left,… | Rock Climbing