Oho (keine Haken)

Climbing "Oho (keine Haken)" (meaning "Oh-oh (no bolts)") at the Untere Lausbubenwand is a truly memorable experience for any climber comfortable with trad climbing at the 6- (UIAA) grade. The name itself provides a clear warning: this route relies entirely on natural protection, requiring solid skills in placing cams and nuts.

The Untere Lausbubenwand, a crag known for its challenging trad climbs, provides a beautiful and exposed setting. "Oho" is a line that demands careful route finding and thoughtful gear placement. The rock is generally solid, but attention to detail is paramount. The crux moves likely involve sustained climbing on small holds, often demanding good footwork and body positioning. The absence of bolts forces you to be constantly aware of the terrain and to anticipate the moves ahead. Successful completion provides a great sense of accomplishment, a testament to your trad climbing abilities and route reading skills. Be sure to bring a full rack of cams and nuts, and a level head!

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