165m.
Traversing the Lobhörner offers varied climbing along the whole range with a fantastic view of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau on one side and the Thuner and Brienzersee on the other side. Since you practically always climbs on the south side of the Lobhörner, the tour is also possible if the approach has snow.
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Grossen and Rébuffat's Bernese Oberland: The 100 Most Beautiful Tours
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| highclimbingguy | 8 Jul, 2022 |
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βeta: It is fine with a 50m rope. A new bolted abb station has been added so its 2 x 20m abbs at the end | βeta? | |
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βeta: It is fine with a 50m rope. A new bolted abb station has been added so its 2 x 20m abbs at the end |
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| bobstones | 25 Sep, 2019 |
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βeta: The final abseil would be very tight on a 50m rope, guidebook says 25m length but we came down on 60m half ropes and touched down just before halfway. | βeta? | |
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βeta: The final abseil would be very tight on a 50m rope, guidebook says 25m length but we came down on 60m half ropes and touched down just before halfway. |
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Route of Interest
Traverse of the Blüemlisalp
Grade: AD ***
(The Blüemlisalp Massif)