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- Altitude start
- 1145 m
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- Height Wall
- 25 m
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- Exposition / Rock Type
- SE, S / Gneiss
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- Difficulty
- 4b-6b
14Routes
- 3a-4c3
- 5a-5c6
- 6a-6c5
- 7a-7c0
- 8a-9b0
The nice 25 m routes offer interesting and varied climbing on good holds. This is a perfect starting point for the more difficult routes in Trämel which you already pass on the walk-in. Thanks to the south-facing location, the area dries quickly after light rain and on mild days can even be climbed in winter.
Routes
- 1 Liechtgüego 4c 1 P
- 2 Spinderella 4b 1 P
- 3 Hinkebein 4b 1 P
- 4 Schlangenweg 5c 1 P
- 5 Opernfan Antonio 5c 1 P
- 6 Traviata 5c+ 1 P
- 7 Sonnambula 5a+ 1 P
- 8 Zitronenfalter 6a 1 P
- 9 Sombrero 5c 1 P
- 10 Akku 6b 1 P
- 11 Unnergriff 5c+ 1 P
- 12 Querolant 6a 1 P
- 13 Hoch das Bein 6a+ 1 P
- 14 Orgelpfeifen 6b 1 P
Additional information
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Protection
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Very well equipped
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Rope
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50m
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Quick draws
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10
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Stoppers
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Friends
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Trad Protection: + sparse placements, placing gear is difficult ++ good placements, placing in most cases possible +++ very good placements, placing gear is easy
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Abseiling possible
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Foot Descent
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Rain sheltered
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Child friendly terrain
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Child friendly routes
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- Rock type
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Gneiss
- Protection / Material
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Development by Beat Ruppen and Entourage (1988). Re-bolted by mountain guides of the Mountain Guide Association Rhonetal (left wall, 2007) and Roland Kernen (right wall section, 2015).
- Climbing for Kids
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The routes are good for kids. But be careful of the sloping ground towards the left of the cliff - caution required.
