Imagine this: you're not in France, not surrounded by vineyards and lavender fields, but rather clinging to the sun-drenched limestone of the Dachstein Mountains in Austria. And instead of sipping rosé after a leisurely hike, you're wrestling with the crux of 'Côtes du Luberon,' a demanding 7+ (French grading) route. The air is crisp and alpine, a stark contrast to the warm, Mediterranean connotations of the route's name. Every move is a battle against gravity and the slick, pocketed rock. You find yourself reaching for a seemingly impossible hold, the wind whipping around you as you commit. The exposure is immense, the valley floor a dizzying drop below. Finally, you clip the anchor, relief washing over you as you gaze out at the panorama of jagged peaks and emerald valleys. 'Côtes du Luberon' in the Dachstein – a challenging, unforgettable climb that transcends geographical boundaries and embodies the spirit of adventure.