Time:Weekend
Difficulty:All grades from 4a to 7b
People:up to two
Access point:  Jaun (map)
A group of friends from Freiburg, highly motivated to climb some quality rock, joined me a weekend in early November. Considering the temperatures this late in the season, we decided to go to the Gastlosen, one of the best spots to go rock climbing in fall. Further, these mountains essentially offer any kind of limestone climbing, in all difficulties, ranging from crack to slab climbing and from 4a to 8+.
This trip, we climbed three routes. On the first day, we had a good try on a 7b slab multipitch. The crux was already behind us, when the sun moved out of the wall and temperatures turned us around. We then changed the wall to climb some more fun pitches in the sun.
The second day, we opted for a popular route, Toto Les Heros, 6a multipitch. It was the first multipitch for my rope partner and this route offered perfect possibilities to practice these skills. In summary, the Gastlosen do always deliver.