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The slab traverse is located on the crumbling brick wall of a dilapidated Nazi harbor pier. The brick is just right for full crimps and the foot holds are big enough for approach shoes. Start the traverse at the southern end near the stair case any where you want. Then begin your traverse by heading out to sea and choosing your line. The holds are sand covered which adds an element of surprise and difficulty. Larger crimps and pinches can be held with sand, smaller crimps and pinches need a little on-wall blow. As you near the water the lower section of brick is more exposed and crumbled away which provides huge foot holds and better hand holds. You can climb down to make the climb easy (V3 or 5.8) or head above this section for a challenge (V4 or 5.10). Head out as far as you can before your pumped and fall on soft sand, no pads required.

From Binz:

head out to the beach and walk as far east as you can on the beach. (Past all the beach baskets and FKK). The wall will appear before you have to go around the wall. There is loads of graffiti with quotes, "lias Franc" , "AdHS", Hollywood", "FCH" and a fence poking out from the top.

From Prora/Mariandl am Meer/EDEKA/Sandskulpturen

Head to the beach taking Mariandl am Meer to the left. If you walk straight to the water you will end up on the structure. Then follow the structure west till it ends with stairs and the beach. Head past Prora abandoned building (See oval shaped building) See above for notes on the wall graffiti.

Or there is a network of trails through the forest to reach the same location. Wall is massive

Low Travers with squishy sand under. No pad Required