250m, 8 pitches.
Classic of the area. Aprox S-VS difficulty 250m ridge climb with the hardest pitches about 3/4 of the way up with 200m of space below your feet. Bolts protect most of the crux's with cam placements and slings around trees to protect in between bolts. If the exposure is too much the hard pitch can be done with an 4 / A0 with the help of an old sling attached to a peg.
Approach: Park in the car park between Weichtalhaus car park and Hochstegbrücke (Hochsteg Bridge) and follow a path from the east side of the car park through the trees. Pass Vordere Stadelwand (Before Stadelwand) area and continue up until you pass a narrow gap in the mountain beside the third scree fall, about an hours steep walk. Cross the scree and scramble to the base of the ridge line.
Descent: The top pitch ends with a narrow path to the rear of the mountain. Follow the red dotted path through the scree forest and down to the gap mentioned earlier. Aprox 1hr 30mins.
Approach: Park in the car park between Weichtalhaus car park and Hochstegbrücke (Hochsteg Bridge) and follow a path from the east side of the car park through the trees. Pass Vordere Stadelwand (Before Stadelwand) area and continue up until you pass a narrow gap in the mountain beside the third scree fall, about an hours steep walk. Cross the scree and scramble to the base of the ridge line.
Descent: The top pitch ends with a narrow path to the rear of the mountain. Follow the red dotted path through the scree forest and down to the gap mentioned earlier. Aprox 1hr 30mins.
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Northern Limestone Alps East IV-VII (4b-6b)
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| Jiri | 24 Aug, 2020 |
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βeta: With 50m rope, you can complete the climb in mere 8 pitches by linking pitches 3+4, 6+7, 8+9 and 11+12. | βeta? | |
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βeta: With 50m rope, you can complete the climb in mere 8 pitches by linking pitches 3+4, 6+7, 8+9 and 11+12. |
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