| Type: | Sport, 725 ft (220 m), 9 pitches |
| GPS: | 47.32975, 15.40211 |
| FA: | F. Horich, M. Burchroithner, 1992 |
| Page Views: | 48 total · 6/month |
| Shared By: | Ansel Higgs on Oct 12, 2025 |
| Admins: | Shawn Heath, Melanie Trobe |
Description
An easier climb on the "Rote Wand," containing mostly solid rock and only a few grassy connection sections between pitches. The route starts steep, up on the right side of the pillar before trending slightly left to easier terrain and a brief scramble to the anchor. P2 is short, continuing right around the corner and then up better rock to the anchor. P3 has two variations (left traverse or straight up, same difficulty) that eventually lead into a dihedral to a belay on a small ledge. From here, continue up and slightly left on the arete. Pitch 5 ascends an exposed, leftward trending crack on engaging slab, before continuing straight up to the anchor. The next pitch continues up 2 bolts, then traverses sharply left over dirt and loose rock to the continuation of the wall for another 25m. Pitch 7 continues up a layback and stemming dihedral to an anchor under a roof. Pitch 8 (crux) continues slightly down and left, along the bottom of the roof, before pulling up a somewhat featureless crack into a grassy, but easier weakness. The final pitch continues up an easy pillar to multiple top belay anchor opportunities.
Location
From the Rote Wand parking lot head left and follow a gravel road towards the wall. At the first turn leave the graveled road to the right and follow a clear visible, steep trail until you hit the wall. Turn right and straight at the first fork. Continue straight along the wall for about 400 m until you reach a section where you have to downclimb easy terrain (5 m). After passing "Röhrlsalat", continue along the trail for ~150m until it crosses a rocky band. The route starts at the top right side of the rocky band, below an obvious pillar.



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