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- Difficulty
- 5c+ (5a)
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- Pitches / Height Difference
- 4 P / 1:30–2 h, 100 m
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- Exposition / Rock Type
- SE / Limestone
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- Altitude start
- 1400 m
Delightful climbing on the best, strongly eroded and lavishly grippy limestone. Technical. Mostly grade 4 climbing. The closely bolted, short crux section after the small steep wall in the 3rd pitch can be mastered by cowboy tactics: lasso the piton with a sling and haul your ass up (A0). If climbed free, however, emotional control is more important than strength. The slowly fading blue markings help with route finding, for now.
Additional information
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Protection
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Well equipped, longer distances in easy sections possible
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Rope
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45m
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Quick draws
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8
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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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✔
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Ski approach possible
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Glacier equipment
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- Difficulty
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4a-4c (short crux section is A0, or climbed free at 5a/7a ... its personal)
- Rock Type / Quality
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Limestone.
- Protection / Material
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Bolts aplenty. Can also weigh yourself down with slings and cams to look more serious.
- Descent
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Fastest on foot following fixed chains down a gully to the east.
Otherwise: 3 x abseils. See topo. (2 x 50 m ropes!)
- History
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FA by L. Gribi, T. Ulrich, J. Zemp, 1984–88; re-equipped by M. Anderes, A. Märchy, 2002.
