Klettern - Climbers Paradise -
Multi-Pitch Climbing
Hochwiesler
Difficulty
4b - 8b
Route length
190 - 235 m
Number of routes
18
Sea Level
1950 m
GPS Position / Ascent
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Rock
Limestone
Public transport
Mit dem Zug nach Sonthofen, Pfronten oder Reutte und von dort aus mit dem Bus ins Tannheimer Tal nach Nesselwängle.
Journey
Anreise mit dem Auto von Pfronten, Sonthofen oder Reutte ins Tannheimer Tal nach Nesselwängle.
Parking
Parken in Nesselwängle.
Klettern - Climbers Paradise - Multi-Pitch Climbing | Hochwiesler
Hochwiesler Südwand
Hochwiesler Südwand
Actually, the Hochwielser is nothing more than a ridge spur of the Rote Flüh. While normal mountaineers pay no attention to it, climbers have long since regarded it as a destination in its own right because of its steep southern slopes. The dust-dry wall is particularly popular in spring.
At the Hochwieslersporn, which immediately adjoins the red Flüh, and in the yellow overhanging south-west face, ambitious sport climbers get their money's worth. The sometimes extremely steep routes demand a good deal of strength endurance.
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At the Hochwieslersporn, which immediately adjoins the red Flüh, and in the yellow overhanging south-west face, ambitious sport climbers get their money's worth. The sometimes extremely steep routes demand a good deal of strength endurance.
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Exposure
S
SW
Number of routes
7
Routes
Klettern - Climbers Paradise - Multi-Pitch Climbing | Hochwiesler
Hochwiesler Ostsporn
Hochwiesler Ostsporn
These are rather short routes and are suitable in uncertain weather conditions or if, for example, after a longer tour on the Rote Flüh you still feel like climbing.
Exposure
E
Number of routes
3
Routes
Klettern - Climbers Paradise - Multi-Pitch Climbing | Hochwiesler
Hochwiesler Südwand
Hochwiesler Südwand
Number of routes
7
Routes
