Climbing "Späte Ernte" (Grade 7) in the Ennstal Alps is an experience that etches itself into memory. The route itself, aptly named "Late Harvest," offers a challenging yet rewarding journey through steep, often exposed rock. The limestone is typical of the Ennstal Alps – solid but demanding, requiring precise footwork and confident holds. The crux moves often come unexpectedly, demanding both technical skill and a cool head. Finding adequate protection can be a puzzle in certain sections, demanding careful placement of gear and a thoughtful approach to risk management. But the effort is undeniably worth it. The views from the route are spectacular, stretching across the valley and encompassing the majestic peaks of the surrounding mountains. The feeling of accomplishment at the top, after navigating the intricacies of "Späte Ernte", is pure euphoria. It's a climb that tests your abilities and rewards you with stunning scenery and a sense of achievement.