Type: | Sport, 1300 ft (394 m), 14 pitches |
FA: | B. Zeiler, M. Pilz, 2013 |
Page Views: | 690 total · 11/month |
Shared By: | Melanie Trobe on Oct 20, 2019 |
Admins: | Phil Lauffen, Shawn Heath |
Description
Pitches 6 and 7 are easy, but entertaining and lead to the traverse pitch that involves a downclimb to the anchor at the start of the 9th pitch.
This pitch is the crux. The start of pitch is pulling a roof and the rest is vertical to semi-vertical technical face climbing. Many bolts allow this pitch to be climbed A0, 5.9.
The remainder of the pitches to the top are well protected and offer a variety of fun challenges from slab, to crack to roof.
Location
Descent
Follow a faint climbers trail to the right towards the summit. Keep walking around the backside of the mountain still following the faint, but distinguishable trail until you hit a fence. Turn to right just before the fence and keep descending passing remnents of wooden ladders and fence parts. The trail will eventually be marked with yellow/green spray paint on trees. Follow this for ~30 min until you reach the "Drachenhöhle" (huge obvious cave). From here follow the well established hiking trail (red-white-red markings) back to the parking lot. Approximately 60 min for the descent.
Or you can aslo decent to the "Rote Wand" parking lot by following a climbers trail marked by white and then yellow spray paint on trees. This will lead you to a meadow with a forest road on the opposite side. Cross the meadow and head to the right on the road back to "Rote Wand" parking lot.
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