Today at Bunkr, I tackled 'Jeskyňka,' a grade 6- route. The name 'Jeskyňka' (Little Cave) perfectly describes it – it's a tight, slightly overhanging line that demands precise body positioning. The start felt tricky, requiring a good high foot and a powerful pull. Once past the initial moves, the sequence flowed nicely, finding those subtle crimps and good footholds. The crux was a reachy move to a sloper, where commitment was key. A final stretch and the satisfying clip of the anchor. It was a great feeling of accomplishment. A truly enjoyable and thought-provoking climb, perfect for refining technique.
