Gut Ding braucht Weile

Climbing "Gut Ding braucht Weile" (meaning "Good things take time") in the Almfrieden crag is a rewarding experience that demands both patience and powerful movement. This 8-/8 (French 7a+/7b) route is characterized by its sustained difficulty and technical crux. The rock is typical Almfrieden limestone, known for its sharp holds and intricate features.

The initial section often involves delicate footwork and precise hand placements to navigate a slightly overhanging face. Gaining height requires careful planning and efficient energy expenditure. The crux often lies in a demanding sequence near the middle or the top of the route, requiring a powerful pull and precise body positioning to overcome. Clipping bolts can be a challenge, adding to the overall difficulty.

Success on "Gut Ding braucht Weile" is not just about brute strength; it's about strategic resting, reading the rock, and executing each move with intention. The satisfaction of topping out after battling through the sustained difficulty is immense, making this route a worthy challenge for any climber looking to test their limits in a beautiful setting. The name is fitting - good things (like sending this route) certainly take time and effort!

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