Note: Beautiful and sustained route with an obb. grade of ~6c and long bolting on perfect rock. Access: walk on the dry river bad, ignore any other trail (30', 1.5 km, parking coordinate: 40.249465720021, 9.491200568792719). L1: 45 m with a distinct fingery crux. L2: reach a sand clock with an old rope and traverse horizontally to the right. It then goes straight up towards a small roof that forms a small corner. Manage the rope drag. Sustained with a harder section at the very end. L3: Hard start and then easier on perfect rock towards the right. L4: traverse right and then straight up with a slightly harder section below the anchor. L5: traverse 5 m to the right by walking on the ledge. Climb up to a harder section towards the left with less distant bolting. Descent: follow the many cairns towards S first and then E. The path does not bring you back into the gorge but on the opposite side of the ridge. Notes: idiots have equipped a rapel line that has nothing to do with the route. They have installed fixed ropes to walk along the ledges. Ignore those anchors and ropes.