Climbing "A Zigeuner möcht i sein" (a name that translates to "I'd like to be a Gypsy," and should be acknowledged as potentially insensitive and considered thoughtfully) in the Graz Mountains is a challenging and rewarding experience. This route, graded 7+/8- (UIAA), demands both technical skill and significant power. The rock is typically solid limestone, offering a mix of crimps, pockets, and the occasional sloper. The crux often involves a sequence of powerful moves on small holds, requiring precise footwork and body positioning. A strong core and good endurance are essential to navigate the sustained difficulty. Success on "A Zigeuner möcht i sein" offers a sense of accomplishment, knowing you've overcome a test piece in a beautiful alpine environment. Before attempting this route, ensure you have the necessary experience and fitness, and be aware of the potential for challenging weather conditions in the Graz Mountains. Consider the implications and appropriateness of the route's name and its historical context before choosing to climb it.