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Location

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Via the crack between the routes 'Right East… | Rock Climbing
5
Via the north edge to the summit. | Rock Climbing
2
Through the chimney to the summit. | Rock Climbing
5
Via the south edge to the summit. | Rock Climbing
1
Through the chimney to the summit. | Rock Climbing
3
Via a wide crack to the summit. | Rock Climbing
5
Via the right valley chimney to the platform,… | Rock Climbing, Textile belay
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In the left part of the backdrop to the summit. | Rock Climbing
7
Through the center of the north face below the… | Rock Climbing, Fixed belay
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Via the SW edge over K to the summit. | Rock Climbing, Fixed belay
7
Along the left upper edge to K and via a crack … | Rock Climbing, Fixed belay, Textile belay
5
Along the right edge of the backdrop over ferrous… | Rock Climbing
2
Through the chimney between the tower and the… | Rock Climbing
4
In the upper (SE) face of the backdrop via an… | Rock Climbing
3
In the upper face along the overhanging edge of… | Rock Climbing
3
Through the chimney, over the clock under the… | Rock Climbing
3
Left of the "Rumtarata" route through the chimney… | Rock Climbing, Spare Route
7
Along the SE edge to K and over the belly to the… | Rock Climbing
2
From the East through the chimney to the top. | Rock Climbing
6
From the birch in the rock via an indistinct… | Rock Climbing
5
To the right in the NE face via a wide crack to… | Rock Climbing, Textile belay, Danger, Vertical wall, Spare Route
4
In the west face, to the right of the bivouac,… | Rock Climbing
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From the birch in the rock to the right of the … | Rock Climbing
6
In the right part of the west face, via the laid… | Rock Climbing, Fixed belay
2
In the plateau part (S) through the chimney and… | Rock Climbing, Textile belay, Laid wall, Spare Route
4
Left part of the E wall to the edge and up along… | Rock Climbing
2
By opposition between M and the tower onto the… | Rock Climbing
4
Right part of the W wall to the edge and up along… | Rock Climbing
1
From the massif to the top. | Rock Climbing
7
Along the S edge directly to the top. | Rock Climbing