From Haggenegg take the path that leads south and to the west side of the ridge, with some red dotted markings visible once in the trees on the west of the ridge. The path starts to steeply ascend the side of the ridge up a grassy slope on mud-bucket footholds. Ideally, these are dry. The way remains obvious as a further steepening through exposed rock gives engaging scrambling on good rocky hand holds and the occasional tree route. The way eases and a grassy shoulder is reached prior to an exposed traverse leftwards on a narrow grassy footholds with rock hand holds, protected with bolts.

Make the traverse and progress up and right to easier ground. A path then leads left before ascending rightwards a steep rocky and grassy slope which is a little insecure. Better is to ignore the leftwards path and continue upwards to an exposed shoulder where the Müller Kamin awaits on the left, UIAA II/III, 12m, bolts (but not included in the 3S grade, would be an exposed solo!).

The two alternatives join on a rocky ridge which is shortly followed until a descent to a notch. Turn the next pinnacle on the left (memorial tablet), go a little further left and then steeply upwards on good rock, bolts for protection and some chains for aid if necessary. The summit shortly follows.

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