Type: | Sport, 250 ft (76 m), 4 pitches |
FA: | unknown |
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Shared By: | Climb Germany on Jun 28, 2016 |
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Description
4 pitches to the summit cross. Starts at the "center" of hte crag when you first get there from the approach trail. There's a long diagonal crack that markst he begin and the first pitch heads up diagonally to the right.
The pitches are rated UIAA 2, 3, 3, 3+
Start around the corner from Suedostpfeiler with one bolt to the first belay station. In general, always stay to the right to stay on route. Stuhlfels has a ton of routes in a small area so it's easy to just head to the next bolt you see and end up elsewhere.
Pitch 2 has 2 bolts until the belay station but after the second bolt, make sure you traverse right towards the anchor and DONT go straight up or you'll end up on another route (im Reich der Eisbaeren UIAA 6-). The belay station here is using a tree. No bolts.
Pitch 3 has 8 bolts and a rock tunnel to a small but adequate belay station. This is the longest pitch. If you hike up around to the right side of crag, you can actually walk to this belay station and start here. Sounds odd but makes sense when you see it.
Pitch 4 has 3 bolts to the summit cross where you can walk off either to the left or to the right (and come down on the east side).
The pitches are rated UIAA 2, 3, 3, 3+
Start around the corner from Suedostpfeiler with one bolt to the first belay station. In general, always stay to the right to stay on route. Stuhlfels has a ton of routes in a small area so it's easy to just head to the next bolt you see and end up elsewhere.
Pitch 2 has 2 bolts until the belay station but after the second bolt, make sure you traverse right towards the anchor and DONT go straight up or you'll end up on another route (im Reich der Eisbaeren UIAA 6-). The belay station here is using a tree. No bolts.
Pitch 3 has 8 bolts and a rock tunnel to a small but adequate belay station. This is the longest pitch. If you hike up around to the right side of crag, you can actually walk to this belay station and start here. Sounds odd but makes sense when you see it.
Pitch 4 has 3 bolts to the summit cross where you can walk off either to the left or to the right (and come down on the east side).
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