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Slightly to the right of the edge of the right… | Rock Climbing
4+
The exit leads two meters to the right of the… | Rock Climbing
6+
Start like the Lumberjack route to the shelf… | Rock Climbing
5
Start past the edge along the overhanging corner… | Rock Climbing
4+
The exit leads to the right of the chimney,… | Rock Climbing
4+
Start beyond the edge in a shallow overhanging… | Rock Climbing
6
Directly across the slightly overhanging slab to… | Rock Climbing
7
Directly across the most massive overhang to the… | Rock Climbing, Fixed belay
5
The overhanging traverse pushes right into the… | Rock Climbing
3-
Smooth, then more articulated wall upwards under… | Rock Climbing
2
From the clayey corner, along the rib, to the… | Rock Climbing
5+
Start as "Morálová", then diagonally left via an… | Rock Climbing, Fixed belay
2
Up the wall on the shelf and over the overhang to… | Rock Climbing
4+
From the ledge, via an overhanging wall and an… | Rock Climbing
2
Through the center of the triangular face, over… | Rock Climbing
6+
From the ledge diagonally to the left (bolt … | Rock Climbing, Fixed belay
6+
Using a hand jam under the roof (rivet), straight… | Rock Climbing, Fixed belay
5+
Overhanging edge (chock) and over the overhang… | Rock Climbing
2
Through the center of the slab, over the cube to… | Rock Climbing
2
Left of the birch, over rounded holds to the edge… | Rock Climbing
5+
Traverse the entire J wall from the "Boule" route… | Rock Climbing
4-
From the pulpit diagonally to the right across… | Rock Climbing
4+
From the pulpit, through the center of the slab… | Rock Climbing
7+
Approximately 1m to the right of the edge, there… | Rock Climbing, Fixed belay
4-
A corner under an overhang, then left through a… | Rock Climbing
3
From the left side of the pulpit directly to the… | Rock Climbing
1
Directly through the cracks to the summit. (No.… | Rock Climbing
1
Language detected: Czech From the alcove directly… | Rock Climbing
2
Behind the cherry wall onto the ledge and… | Rock Climbing
4+
To the left of the massive overhang, a broken… | Rock Climbing