The route “Tower” (V+, 120m) was established in 1973 by K. Heilbron - M. Kottaris.
The first repetition of the route was made by D. Sotirakis - G. Kavallieratos, but it was probably preceded by a solo ascent by Chr. Agnoglou.
Due to its zero access, low difficulties and good quality rock, the line is perhaps the most popular in the crag. At the same time, it is also used for rappelling from the ledge, for those nearby routes that do not have their own belays suitable for rappelling.
When it was first climbed in 1973, it had no bolts and belays. In 1991, A. Theodoropoulos bolted the route and installed permanent belays, with the aim of converting it into a training route. However, the route was not converted into a sport route, with removable gear still being necessary to climb it.
The route consists of 5 pitches, with the 4th (V+) being the most difficult, which starts from the top of the pillar and follows a vertical slab.
The necessary gear for repeating the route are a series of nuts, optionally some friends and slings.
The return after its completion is done with 3 rappels from the same route. With 2x60m ropes, we can reach the ground with just 2 rappels.
Old sketch by D. Korres.