Climbing 'Papahari' (grade 5) in the Upper Austrian Prealps is a truly memorable experience, blending engaging technical challenges with breathtaking alpine scenery. Rated as a UIAA grade 5, the route demands solid climbing technique, precise footwork, and efficient movement, yet remains incredibly rewarding and enjoyable for experienced climbers. The rock, typical of the Prealps, is generally excellent limestone, offering superb friction and secure holds throughout. Our ascent began in the crisp morning air, tackling varied pitches that included everything from delicate slabs to more athletic crack systems. Many sections are exposed, adding to the authentic alpine feel and requiring a steady head, but the panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and valleys are an immense reward. Reaching the summit, the sense of accomplishment was profound, with the vast, stunning landscape unfolding beneath us. The subsequent descent, often as much a part of the adventure, led us safely back down, leaving us with indelible memories of a classic Prealpine climbing day.