Dachlwand Rock Climbing

Literally “Roof Wall”, Dachlwand is home to a great assortment of excellent 5.12s and a pair of long traverses. So-named for a steep bulge that extends across the length of the wall, some might argue the name is a bit of a misnomer, especially since the region is littered with far-grander roofs. Most of the routes are generally vertical or slightly overhanging with a few steep moves near the top.

The rock is excellent, with a base layer of less-featured white stone, and a capping layer of relatively juggy black stone. The result is a great assortment of excellent endurance routes that all seem to culminate in a pumpy run to the top. The crag faces south and offers little shade.