6a sport route (40 m) in the Tower sector — technical slab climbing with fine footholds and natural movement.
6a sport route (80 m, 2 pitches) — steady, exposed, and flowing slab climbing on perfect limestone.
Technical Details
Length (m)
80.00
Pitches
2
Bolts
16
Belays
1
Rings
1
Description
“O Xeín Angelein” is a two-pitch sport route that stands out for its pure line and excellent rock quality.
The route follows a vertical slab with small holds and precise balance moves, reaching a maximum difficulty of 6a.
The climbing is continuous but pleasant, with good resting positions between sequences.
It is fully bolted (16 bolts), with one intermediate belay and a top anchor, making it a safe yet technical choice for those who want to experience the signature Varasova slab without extreme difficulty.
The rock is compact and high-friction, offering secure movement and panoramic sea views throughout.
The route follows a vertical slab with small holds and precise balance moves, reaching a maximum difficulty of 6a.
The climbing is continuous but pleasant, with good resting positions between sequences.
It is fully bolted (16 bolts), with one intermediate belay and a top anchor, making it a safe yet technical choice for those who want to experience the signature Varasova slab without extreme difficulty.
The rock is compact and high-friction, offering secure movement and panoramic sea views throughout.
Access
Located in the Tower sector, below Saint Nicholas Chapel, and accessed from Kryoneri via the main climbing trail.
The path is clear and gradual, leading easily to the base.
“O Xeín Angelein” sits in the central–right section of the wall, near the routes “Adio Hari” and “Boogie Man.”
The path is clear and gradual, leading easily to the base.
“O Xeín Angelein” sits in the central–right section of the wall, near the routes “Adio Hari” and “Boogie Man.”
Approach time: 20 minutes
Recommended Equipment
70 m rope or 2 × 50 m
14–16 quickdraws
Helmet
Chalk
Sling for belay (if needed)
Optional long quickdraws to reduce rope drag
14–16 quickdraws
Helmet
Chalk
Sling for belay (if needed)
Optional long quickdraws to reduce rope drag
