Rock Climbing in Romania

Passing through the tunnel from the left end of the wall, you will see an impressive overhanging dihedral. This is the line of "Bavaria" route. Technical start on face climbing. Continue then using layback technique along the rounded margins of the dihedral upward and right and then up the face to the lower-off.

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The climb starts just right from "Bavaria". After the steep entry face (crux), continue on the beautiful technical face to the top. It shares the lower-off with "Bavaria".

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Technical start on good pockets, the follows the crux (long reach). The second half wanders on big holds to the top.

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Located just before the tunnel on the right side of the wall. Beautifull face climbing. Shares the lower-off with "Galeti".

The line goes on the face above the tunnel in the right side of the sector. Steep climbing in the upper section.

This is the first route right of the tunnel. Start with balance moves on a vertical face then continue with long moves on pockets and jugs. Just before the top, traverse right to the lower-off.

This is an extension of L'Amour a Distance. Starts with hard moves on the face just after the intermediate chain. The finish is easy terrain.

This is the first route which was bolted in "Tamina" (author Titus Gontea, 2007). Start with delicate climbing on the face and then continue up the bulgy section. Here you have to take care on the loose rock! After a good rest place climb the fantastic straight crack. Your imagination is stretched to the limit using the most varied techniques: layback, foot-jams or friction climbing. The end of the crack is the end of the route.

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Long and sustained route. Technical face climbing on small holds.

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Fantastic sustained climbing up to a 50m line which goes right from Rictus route, just before its lower-off.

Steep and sustained face climbing, but don't worry, there are some rest places where you can shake your arms. Excellent rock quality.

Start on the pillar with the dihedral, then continue up the face on balance moves. After passing a steep section, enjoy sustained and technical climbing to the top.

Climb the entry pillar and then traverse right through the small cave. Good hand holds. After a long reach slightly to the left (crux), go upward and right on easy terrain until there are no more holds in the upright direction. Traverse left to the base of an obvious crack (crux). From here climb straight upward. Another long move and you are at the anchor.

Extension of Charon. Sustained.

Difficult start. The upper section is common with "Charon".

Sharp edge climbing in lower section (crux), then sustained climbing on the second half.

Technical balance at the start on a small pillar but with a huge ledge as a rest place. Continue up the slab face which necessitates a good foot technique until you reach a small ledge - another rest place. The final steep section is on big holds, but you need some endurance to reach the lower-off.

Warm-up route. Climb the crack on the right to the top.

The line goes along the crack upward and right.

Sustained crack climbing followed by more sustained face climbing.

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