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DescriptionA fun little crag that's easy to get to and shaded. The harder routes here typically begin hard and get easier as you go up. This is due to the fact that they overhang greatly in the beginning, then progress to vertical. This can make it pretty easy to tick off some hard grades. In that light, the ratings in this area aren't usually simply a conversion of the UIAA rating given in the guidebook. Getting ThereFrom Erlangen, follow the signs to Gräfenberg. Continue driving down this road (the 2) through Gräfenberg towards Hiltpoltstein. Drive through Hiltpoltstein and continue driving until you get to Leupoldstein. In Leupoldstein, take a right at the big intersection right on the edge of town to head to Betzenstein. Drive past the Campingplatz Betzenstein (a cool place to stay with lots of climbing in the surrounding area), past the Freibad (swimming pool) on your left, and take the next right to get to a parking area. Park here. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Betzensteiner Sportkletterwand:
Klein und fein 5.8- Sport, 35 feet Sportkletterwand (Proper)
Hexenmeister 5.10- Sport, 35 feet Sportkletterwand (Proper)
XXXX 5.10b/c Sport, 30 feet Sportkletterwand (Proper)
Baselisk 5.11a Sport, 30 feet Sportkletterwand (Proper)
Featured Route For Betzensteiner Sportkletterwand
Climb up the overhanging beginning through some big holds to reach the first bolt. Make a couple of reaches and you're through the crux and clipping the second bolt. Continue up to the anchor, which is right next to a sling.The name means Witchmaster....[more] Browse More Classics in International
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