Going left

Climbing "Going Left" (grade 7) in the Upper Austrian Prealps is a rewarding experience that demands both technical skill and a good head for heights. The route, likely located in a region like the Toten Gebirge or Sengsengebirge, is characterized by the limestone terrain typical of the area. Expect challenging sequences of small crimps, delicate footwork, and potentially some tricky traverses. The holds will likely be polished in places, requiring precise placement and confident movement. Good friction is key, especially on warmer days. The beauty of the Upper Austrian Prealps provides a stunning backdrop, making the effort worthwhile. The approach might involve some hiking, adding to the overall adventure. Remember to check local conditions and pack accordingly, as weather can change rapidly in the mountains. A solid belay is crucial, and communication with your partner is paramount. Successfully sending "Going Left" is a testament to your climbing ability and a great achievement in a beautiful and demanding alpine environment.

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