Multi-pitch (170 m) at Rubicon — demanding line, opened ground-up, fully equipped, and dedicated to N. Panayiotakopoulos.
8a sport route (40 m) at the Tower — intense, technical, and defined by a demanding balance crux.
Technical Details
Length (m)
40.00
Pitches
1
Bolts
7
Belays
1
Rings
0
Description
“Would You Like” is a single-pitch sport route, 40 m long, and among the most difficult and impressive lines of the Tower sector.
It climbs a vertical wall on small holds, combining precision, power, and perfect balance.
The movement is continuous and sustained, with no major rests, while the crux — midway through the line — is a delicate, technical sequence requiring body control and strong fingers.
The route has 7 bolts and a belay anchor (no lower-off ring).
The limestone is compact and reliable, with excellent texture and friction, giving the climb a pure aesthetic and psychological intensity.
It climbs a vertical wall on small holds, combining precision, power, and perfect balance.
The movement is continuous and sustained, with no major rests, while the crux — midway through the line — is a delicate, technical sequence requiring body control and strong fingers.
The route has 7 bolts and a belay anchor (no lower-off ring).
The limestone is compact and reliable, with excellent texture and friction, giving the climb a pure aesthetic and psychological intensity.
Access
Located in the Tower sector, directly below the chapel of Saint Nicholas.
Access from Kryoneri via the main trail, clear and well-defined with a gentle final incline.
Would You Like lies on the left side of the cliff, close to Mosquito and Is it the Sun, Is it the Moon.
Access from Kryoneri via the main trail, clear and well-defined with a gentle final incline.
Would You Like lies on the left side of the cliff, close to Mosquito and Is it the Sun, Is it the Moon.
Approach time: 20 minutes
Recommended Equipment
60 m rope
8–10 quickdraws
Sling or cordelette for the anchor (no fixed ring)
Helmet
Chalk (essential)
High-precision climbing shoes
Small backpack with water (the line is sun-exposed at midday)
8–10 quickdraws
Sling or cordelette for the anchor (no fixed ring)
Helmet
Chalk (essential)
High-precision climbing shoes
Small backpack with water (the line is sun-exposed at midday)