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Alasha

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Alasha is a challenging limestone climbing route situated on a sea cliff in Mallorca. It’s notable for its sustained, technically demanding nature and consistently graded at 9a difficulty. The route features prominent tufa sequences favored by experienced sport climbers seeking a powerful and precise challenge. It's particularly suited to those proficient in difficult, continuous movement and familiar with DWS (Dynamic Warm-up Sequence) climbing techniques.

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Where is the Alasha climbing route located?

Alasha is situated on a striking sea cliff in Mallorca, Spain. The island is a world-renowned destination for both deep water soloing and extremely difficult sport climbing.

What grade is Alasha?

The route is consistently graded at a 9a difficulty, indicating a level of extreme technical and physical demand. Climbers attempting it must be among the absolute elite in the sport.

What type of holds are featured on Alasha?

The route features prominent tufa sequences, which require climbers to perform powerful compression and pinching movements. These limestone formations create a uniquely steep and sustained climbing experience.

What makes Alasha so physically demanding?

Alasha is known for its sustained, technically demanding nature right up a steep sea cliff. The combination of tufa pulling and continuous 9a-level overhanging terrain leaves no room for physical weakness.

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